On 12/8/20 7:48 PM, Robert Henry wrote:
> Richard:
> I posted this item to qemu-discuss yesterday, but cc:ed you to the wrong
> address.
...
> It looks like the emulation of AARCH64 SVE and SVE2 instructions is not
> calling the part of the plugin interface that is supposed to be called when
> the
On 12/9/20 10:30 AM, Alex Bennée wrote:
>> Nope, nor for most any other out-of-line memory operation performed by any
>> other qemu target. Starting with arm's own dc zva.
>
> Oops - bit of an oversight there. Is this only a problem for linux-user?
> Looking at the dc zva implementation it certai
Have you considered repurposing whatever plugin interface is
used for x86 I/O port space? (By defining it for each
architecture without a predefined mapping to PCI bus I/O
port space).
On 2020-12-09 14:58, Richard Henderson wrote:
On 12/8/20 7:48 PM, Robert Henry wrote:
Richard:
I posted this
Hi -
I am writing a Windows 10 device driver which receives an interrupt from
hardware every 8.3 ms. I am simulating the hardware device in a linux QEMU/KVM
VM with Windows 10 installed. How do I program my simulated device to generate
an interrupt every 8.3 ms? Under windows, I would generat
