Augmint: A multiprocessor simulator

Augmint is a public-domain execution-driven multiprocessor simulation environment for Intel x86 architectures, running UNIX or Windows NT. It is based on MINT, but takes the augmentation approach of Tangolite.

Source code

• Augmint source code for UNIX version 1.2.1. This release makes minor modifications to version 1.2 to be compatible with newer versions of gcc.
• Augmint source code for UNIX version 1.2. This version replaces the data type "double" with "long long" for the global clock. It also adds the AUG_OFF/AUG_ON macros to applications for correct execution.
• Augmint source code for UNIX version 1.1. This version uses the data type "double" the global clock, which, in rare cases, exercises the famous pentium bug when running on a pentium platform.
• Augmint source code for NT - alpha release.

Papers and documentation

1. A-T. Nguyen, M. Michael, A. Sharma, J. Torrellas, The Augmint Multiprocessor Simulation Toolkit for Intel x86 Architectures, Proceedings of 1996 International Conference on Computer Design, October 1996.
2. A. Sharma, A-T. Nguyen, J. Torrellas, M. Michael, J. Carbajal, Augmint: A Multiprocessor Simulation Environment for Intel x86 Architectures, CSRD Technical Report 1463, March 1996.
3. Augmint User's guide.
4. Mint User's guide - useful for writing your own backends.

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