Arm Instruction Emulator Tutorials

Browse our tutorials to learn about how to use Arm Instruction Emulator.

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  • Get started with Arm Instruction Emulator

    A series of simple examples to demonstrate how to compile SVE code, run the resulting executable and analyze runtime behavior with Arm Instruction Emulator.

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  • Analyze SVE applications

    Use a basic instrumentation client to perform runtime analysis on your high-performance application. This enables you to gain insights into your application's execution behavior and identify heavily-used loops and instruction sequences.

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Instrumentation guides

Instrumentation client structure

The basic structure of an instrumentation client, including the main events that occur during execution and what happens in each event. 

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Build custom analysis instrumentation

How to modify the instrumentation of an existing client, then build and execute the modified client with Arm Instruction Emulator.

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View the DynamoRIO command

Use the -s or --show-drrun-cmd option when running ArmIE on a binary, to output the full DynamoRIO drrun command that ArmIE uses.

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Build an emulation-aware client

Learn how to modify the existing native-only clients to also handle emulated instructions, and to write emulation aware clients of your own.

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Scalable Vector Extension (SVE)

Learn all about the Arm Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) and Scalable Vector Extension 2 (SVE2)

Scalable Vector Extension (SVE) is a vector extension for AArch64 execution mode for the A64 instruction set of the Armv8-A architecture.

SVE2 (Scalable Vector Extension version two) is a superset of SVE and Neon, and allows for more function domains in data-level parallelism. SVE2 inherits the concept, vector registers, and operation principles of SVE.

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