Interesting, we can get hold of Mentor's Platform Express from mentor, but not the seamless cve product that we need to simulate cores. That being said, GRLIB is looking like the only option at the moment.
Pity, however we may be able to extract a processor that we can trivially wrap for the Synopsys tool. ARMs have to be hardwired into IRQs and their bus selects however, which GRLIB seems to approach differently.
GRLIB on its own will probably be the best way, which is a pity as I think the Synopsys tools are great. Without a core and a bunch of licenses however we are not going to get very far.
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