Hello and welcome!

You have reached the official XEEMU webpage. When you have come here that means that you most likely already know what XEEMU is. If not, please have a look at "What is XEEMU?" first.

Information about the evolution of XEEMU can be found in the History. If you just want the newest, most feature-rich, and most bug-free version, please go to the Downloads section. We offer source code downloads, as well as a precompiled binary for 32-bit Linux systems. We also provide a small, precompiled example there, which can be used to test the functionality of your XEEMU. Just follow the instructions in the Getting started section.

Our future plans for XEEMU along with some technical details and an abstract of our paper about XEEMU can be found under Research.

In the section Project Partners you can find more information about the project partners who created XEEMU and about the BelAmI-Project, in which XEEMU was developed.

If you have any problems, suggestions, or questions regarding XEEMU or its usage, do not hesitate to contact us.

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