On 08/19/2010 04:57 PM, Alexander Graf wrote:
We rely on the existing behaviour in kvm-unit-tests.git. Tests (.flat files)
are 64-bit elf binaries that are loaded in 32-bit more and switch immediately
to 64-bit.
We can easily wrap them in a 32-bit elf, but that's a needless complication.
Well, but if they wouldn't work in grub that doesn't help too much, right?
Since the processor vendors don't use kvm-unit-tests.git to test their
silicon, most people use qemu -kernel to run the unit tests, not grub.
I'm in full sympathy to stick to whatever grub does, as that's the reference
implementation.
Copying reference implementations blindly is a bad idea as you just copy
their bugs. In this case, however, the spec does agree with the
implementation, so I'm fine with the change. I'm not so hot about the
elf32 wrapper, but I accept it's the right thing.
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error compiling committee.c: too many arguments to function
