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  /external/v8/src/arm/
simulator-arm.h 29 // Declares a Simulator for ARM instructions if we are not generating a native
30 // ARM binary. This Simulator allows us to run and debug ARM code generation on
33 // which will start execution in the Simulator or forwards to the real entry
42 // Running without a simulator on a native arm platform.
47 // When running without a simulator we call the entry directly.
87 // Running with a simulator.
127 class Simulator {
148 explicit Simulator(Isolate* isolate);
149 ~Simulator();
151 // The currently executing Simulator instance. Potentially there can be on
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cpu-arm.cc 39 #include "simulator.h" // for cache flushing.
62 // building an ARM emulator based target. We should notify the simulator
66 Simulator::FlushICache(Isolate::Current()->simulator_i_cache(), start, size);
simulator-arm.cc 38 #include "arm/simulator-arm.h"
42 // Only build the simulator if not compiling for real ARM hardware.
52 // The ArmDebugger class is used by the simulator while debugging simulated ARM
56 explicit ArmDebugger(Simulator* sim) : sim_(sim) { }
67 Simulator* sim_;
148 PrintF("Simulator hit stop %u: %s\n", code, msg);
150 PrintF("Simulator hit %s\n", msg);
387 cur = reinterpret_cast<int32_t*>(sim_->get_register(Simulator::sp));
595 PrintF(" When hitting a stop, the Simulator will\n");
598 Simulator::kNumOfWatchedStops)
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  /external/v8/src/mips/
simulator-mips.h 29 // Declares a Simulator for MIPS instructions if we are not generating a native
30 // MIPS binary. This Simulator allows us to run and debug MIPS code generation
33 // which will start execution in the Simulator or forwards to the real entry
43 // Running without a simulator on a native mips platform.
48 // When running without a simulator we call the entry directly.
97 // Running with a simulator.
138 class Simulator {
176 explicit Simulator(Isolate* isolate);
177 ~Simulator();
179 // The currently executing Simulator instance. Potentially there can be on
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simulator-mips.cc 41 #include "mips/simulator-mips.h"
44 // Only build the simulator if not compiling for real MIPS hardware.
71 // The MipsDebugger class is used by the simulator while debugging simulated
75 explicit MipsDebugger(Simulator* sim) : sim_(sim) { }
89 Simulator* sim_;
169 PrintF("Simulator hit %s (%u)\n", msg, code);
375 while (!done && (sim_->get_pc() != Simulator::end_sim_pc)) {
502 cur = reinterpret_cast<int32_t*>(sim_->get_register(Simulator::sp));
743 PrintF(" When hitting a stop, the Simulator will\n");
746 PrintF(" - They can be enabled / disabled: the Simulator\n")
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cpu-mips.cc 44 #include "simulator.h" // For cache flushing.
95 // building a mips emulator based target. We should notify the simulator
99 Simulator::FlushICache(Isolate::Current()->simulator_i_cache(), start, size);
  /external/v8/src/
isolate.h 99 class Simulator;
215 // the same pointer. When running on a simulator with a separate JS
259 Simulator* simulator_;
390 Simulator* simulator() const { return simulator_; } function in class:v8::internal::Isolate::PerIsolateThreadData
391 void set_simulator(Simulator* simulator) {
392 simulator_ = simulator;
408 Simulator* simulator_;
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isolate.cc 49 #include "simulator.h"
118 simulator_ = Simulator::current(isolate_);
120 simulator_ = Simulator::current(isolate_);
482 // The ARM simulator has a separate JS stack. We therefore register
483 // the C++ try catch handler with the simulator and get back an
485 // JS stack. When running without the simulator, the address
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  /dalvik/dx/src/com/android/dx/cf/code/
Simulator.java 39 public class Simulator {
66 public Simulator(Machine machine, ConcreteMethod method) {
197 * {@link Simulator#simulate}
208 this.machine = Simulator.this.machine;
Ropper.java 84 /** {@code non-null;} simulator to use */
85 private final Simulator sim;
282 this.sim = new Simulator(machine, method);
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  /prebuilts/sdk/tools/lib/
dx.jar 

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