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Just out of curiosity, have you considered using PSIM?  It sounds like
it's a pretty complete PowerPC emulator.
<ftp://cambridge.cygnus.com/pub/psim/index.html>.

The idea is to run things natively on the processor. For instance, all
user level instructions are run at full speed. The only thing needed
to be emulated are the priviliged instructions. Since priviliged
instructions only are used by the operating system for such things
as interrupt control, mac-on-linux runs at in principle 100% speed.

I see.  You might want to rephrase some things on your web page then.
The page says:

"The mac-on-linux project does not utilize an emulation library. Instead 
it emulates the hardware of the machine. "

and 
"As stated above, all hardware must be emulated. "

and
"The processor emulation is fairly complete, with some exceptions:"

Now maybe it's just me, but "processor emulation" sounds just like PSIM.
It sounds like your approach is better, but your web page is confusing
on this point.  Emulating the whole processor and emulating priveliged
instructions only are two very different things.

Tom


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