MIPS Simulator

[kfnight]

I would like to simulate some C code on a Windows MIPS simulator. Sounds simple? Apparently not.

[kfnight]

Grrr, hit post too early.

I'd like to use QTSpim, however it does not accept binary (intel hex, srec) files, and only accepts assembly (.s) files. That would be fine except GCC spits the assembly out in a form that QTSpim does not like, mainly absolute addressing. Does anyone know of a MIPS simulator for Windows that accepts binary files, or a way to get GCC to produce position-independent code for MIPS?

[SiliconWizard]

I think you should pass the

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-fPIC option to GCC to generate position-independent code.
I don't guarantee that it will work with the MIPS backend or with your simulator, but that's what I would try.