Il 07/05/2014 20:10, Gabriel L. Somlo ha scritto:
1. I can't test svm.c (on AMD). As such, I'm not sure the
skip_emulated_instruction() call in my own version of nop_interception()
is necessary. If not, I could probably just call the already existing
nop_on_interception() (line 1926 or thereabouts in svm.c), which
just returns returns 1 without skipping anything.
Yes, it's necessary.
2. I get "defined but not used" warnings on invalid_op_interception() (svm.c)
and handle_invalid_op() (vmx.c). Apparently monitor/mwait are currently
the only VM exit reasons which lead to an "invalid opcode" exception.
Should my patch just nuke those functions (so that if anyone needs them
in the future they'd have to re-add them), or comment them out, or
call them after the "return 1;" statement in the monitor/mwait functions
to shut up gcc, or ??? :)
Nuke it. :)
Thanks for working on OS X virtualization, weird guests are always the
source of interesting quirks!
Paolo
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