On 14 December 2011 12:10, Maksim E. Kozlov <m.koz...@samsung.com> wrote: > Should we save globally defined static structures , some fields of which can > be changed at runtime? If yes, could you recommend a right way to do that?
You shouldn't have globally defined static structures or variables which can be changed at runtime. That would mean you couldn't instantiate two of whichever qdev device that state belonged to. (For the current exynos obviously you wouldn't have two clock trees, but in future QEMU might be improved to support instantiating two board models at once.) -- PMM
