QEMU IRQ abstraction
Paul Brook just committed a rather large changeset to abstract all the IRQ stuff through QEMU. This should make it pretty easy to implement in-kernel APIC without hacking the i8259 since all of the hardware emulation now takes a qemu_irq structure.
Once it settles down a little, it may be worth sync'ing KVM with QEMU CVS.
Regards,
Anthony Liguori
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Quoted 4 lines · Anthony Liguori
Paul Brook just committed a rather large changeset to abstract all the IRQ stuff through QEMU. This should make it pretty easy to implement in-kernel APIC without hacking the i8259 since all of the hardware emulation now takes a
qemu_irqstructure.
I've taken a look, it's quite good.
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Once it settles down a little, it may be worth sync'ing KVM with QEMU CVS.
Yes.
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