iPhone 11 emulation done in QEMU
a year ago
- #virtualization
- #emulator
- #open-source
- QEMU is an open-source machine and userspace emulator and virtualizer.
- It can emulate a complete machine in software without hardware virtualization support, achieving good performance through dynamic translation.
- QEMU integrates with Xen and KVM hypervisors for near-native CPU performance.
- It supports userspace API virtualization for Linux and BSD, allowing binaries compiled for one architecture to run on another.
- QEMU is versatile, usable directly by users or integrated into higher-level management layers like libvirt.
- Released under GNU GPL v2, QEMU is multi-platform, buildable on Linux, OS-X, Win32, and other UNIX systems.
- Documentation is available online, with current development docs generated from the source tree.
- QEMU's source code is maintained under Git, with patches submitted via mailing lists following specific guidelines.
- The project uses GitLab for bug tracking and encourages reporting bugs affecting upstream code via GitLab.
- Community engagement is supported through email, IRC (#qemu on irc.oftc.net), and other methods listed on the QEMU website.