Philippe Mathieu-Daudé writes:
> The QEMU device API (qdev) relies on having the '/machine'
> container always available.
>
> If it is missing, QEMU will later crash dereferencing a NULL
> pointer, we will get a SEGV, open a debugger, look at the
> backtrace, and figure out we messed with QOM.
>
The QEMU device API (qdev) relies on having the '/machine'
container always available.
If it is missing, QEMU will later crash dereferencing a NULL
pointer, we will get a SEGV, open a debugger, look at the
backtrace, and figure out we messed with QOM.
Or we can use g_assert() which abort, displayi
