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I've been curious in the past few months in trying my hand at doing some assembly for the SPARC processor (either V8 or V9). My question is this, I have no access to a SPARC machine, is there a way I can run SPARC binaries on my x86 machine? I've looked at QEMU but I am not too sure how to set it up.
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Please have a look at http://www.stromasys.com, CHARON-SPK meets your requirements. Also http://www.stromasys.ch/virtualization-solutions/virtual-sparcstation/ could help.
As an aside, you can get older secondhand Sun workstations off Ebay for about 3/4 of buggerall.
polarhome offers shell access to a Solaris system (which appears to be a Sun Sparc system, not x86). It costs 10 local currency units (dollars, euros, etc) or $2 US, whichever is greater.
Aeroflex Gaisler has comercial simulators for their LEON2, LEON3 and LEON4 processors which are actually SPARC. There is also a limited evaluation version for LEON3.
See http://www.gaisler.com/index.php/downloads/simulators
They provide free GCC cross-compilers for Windows (MinGW) and Linux:
http://www.gaisler.com/index.php/downloads/compilers