1. SIMULATION OF MULTIPROCESSOR SYSTEM AND NETWORK Manish Patel Nov 8 th 2004 Advisor: Dr. Chung-E-Wang Department of Computer Science California State University, Sacramento

2. What is SIMICS? Simics is an efficient, instrumented, system level instruction set simulator. Simics is an efficient, instrumented, system level instruction set simulator. Hosts & Targets: Linux/x86, Solaris, Windows 2000/xp. Unlimited number of processor Multiprocessor target support It supports cluster target It supports Networks

3. What is SIMICS? User friendly and graphical tools. Checkpoint.Tracing Importing files into simulated machine. Connecting to network using simics-central Command Line Interface.

4. The SIMICS Window

5. Simics Central Multiple networks can be simulated Ethernet-central module can function as router between them. Ethernet-central module contains an internal IP routing table that is used for packet routing between simulated as well as real networks.

6. Simics-Central A new network can be added using network-add command Route command to see IP routing table

7. Simulated Linux

9. ATM System on SIMICS ATM system in which client sends data to router and then router sends to server to verify and update data and then server sends back to router and router to server. It’s a network to simulate router.

10. ATM System on SIMICS

12. Conclusion: SIMICS is very powerful tools that use to simulate different products on different systems with different hardware configurations. Future work: Implement Advance ATM with graphics, animation and other embedded tools. And simulate it on simulated Linux with simics.