ARM emulator for prototyping

[RedFoxy Darrest]

Hi!
I do a lot of work with Raspberry Pi, Arduino and ESP8266, it will be wonderful if you'll support that board in your VM, like a way to install and use Raspbian and other distro about that boards, I'd really like to make all my test with Raspberry Pi directly with a virtual machine that emulate the GPIO pins, it will be a wonderful platform to learn and test it

 

[Parallels User]

Well, you are asking for an emulator/simulator, meaning a program that emulates a different architecture, that's not what PDM does, Parallels runs OSs that run on the same architecture as the Host which is Intel x86/x64. Not that this couldn't be added to PDM, but it's a totally different program.

You might want to google arduino/raspberry Pi simulator/emulator.
Or check this out: https://circuits.io/

 

[RedFoxy Darrest]

mmm that's true, sorry

 

[Ajith1]

mmm that's true, sorry

Thank you for sharing your feedback. Yes, @Specimen is right. You cannot emulate/ simulate different architectures in Parallels Desktop. You can use Autodesk's Circuits or PartSim simulator.

 

[JamesF23]

Of course now that the Macintosh is running on the ARM architecture, it would be nice to be able to import a Raspberry Pi image to host a Raspberry Pi virtual machine.