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README.md

lib430core

lib430core provides the ability to execute binaries built for the MSP430 architecture on non-MSP430 hardware. This library only aims to reliably support the MSP430's CPU or instruction set: this is not meant to become a complete virtualization of MSP430 chips with peripheral support.

The intended purpose of this library is to allow for a kind of "sandboxing", or process isolation. The host has complete control over the state and 16-bit memory space of a lib430core process, and can memory-map custom interfaces, control execution state and speed, and manage process memory at run time (e.g. paging).

Building

To build lib430core, simply run make. The top of the Makefile can be edited to change the toolchain and compiler flags used.

make produces a lib430core.a which may be linked into other code.

Tests are in the test directory, which has its own Makefile.