Simics Question:
Can you please explain the difference between emulation and virtualization?
Answer:
• Emulation is a process of converting the target processor into software, whereas virtualization converts the physical processor into multiple modules that runs the processor.
• Emulation is a slow process, whereas virtualization is faster than emulation.
• Emulation can be worked around any processor, whereas virtualization requires the right processor to be virtualized.
• Emulation is a slow process, whereas virtualization is faster than emulation.
• Emulation can be worked around any processor, whereas virtualization requires the right processor to be virtualized.
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