rigoletto@
Developer
If any of you want the idea of the original post to be possible, you may want to make
an attempt with a few suggestions:
1. Become involved in the qemu-developers mailing list.
2. Join the POWER foundation. You will have access to the assembly instructions.
3. Options one and two combined to create a virtual machine based on the Tyan
or other real life models.
4. Contacting Open SPARC to make virtual machines based upon Leon and
other processors with assisting and you assisting qemu developers.
5. Asking SBC manufactures if they would assist you in making
software translations of hardware products.
When Torvalds was working for Via, an i686 CPU was developed with load-store
functionality.
Fabrice Bellard took time to develop software emulation of CPUs known as qemu
based upon the bochs project.
NetBSD emulation on Minix now exists.
I deal with hypothetical and theoretical ideas in AI, green technologies, and cybernetics.
This topic is not my specialty; however, I am aware of studies from my interaction with
different communities - as are many of you here.
Did you really made assumptions and jumped to conclusions, don't you?
The subject have literally nothing to do with POWER and very little with SPARC[1]. This is about Elbrus architecture.
Anyway, there are people already working on it or at least they were.
[1] nothing in practice.