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Just give the obvious meaning to a 64-bit port, even though it should not really happen. Signed-off-by: Paolo Bonzini <pbonzini@redhat.com> |
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hvf-i386.h | ||
hvf.c | ||
Makefile.objs | ||
README.md | ||
vmcs.h | ||
vmx.h | ||
x86_cpuid.c | ||
x86_decode.c | ||
x86_decode.h | ||
x86_descr.c | ||
x86_descr.h | ||
x86_emu.c | ||
x86_emu.h | ||
x86_flags.c | ||
x86_flags.h | ||
x86_gen.h | ||
x86_mmu.c | ||
x86_mmu.h | ||
x86_task.c | ||
x86_task.h | ||
x86.c | ||
x86.h | ||
x86hvf.c | ||
x86hvf.h |
OS X Hypervisor.framework support in QEMU
These sources (and ../hvf-all.c) are adapted from Veertu Inc's vdhh (Veertu Desktop Hosted Hypervisor) (last known location: https://github.com/veertuinc/vdhh) with some minor changes, the most significant of which were:
- Adapt to our current QEMU's
CPUState
structure andaddress_space_rw
API; many struct members have been moved around (emulated x86 state, kvm_xsave_buf) due to historical differences + QEMU needing to handle more emulation targets. - Removal of
apic_page
and hyperv-related functionality. - More relaxed use of
qemu_mutex_lock_iothread
.