cpuarch/vmsa: fix soundness issue with GuestVMExit #480
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Hey @p4zuu , can you please rebase this change to latest HEAD? Thanks! |
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Previously, it was possible for a guest to exit with an exit code undefined in the GuestVMExit enum, leading to undefined behavior. As suggested by @Freax13 in coconut-svsm#359, we can replace this by a tuple struct, allowing unknown values. Signed-off-by: Thomas Leroy <[email protected]>
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Previously, it was possible for a guest to exit with an exit code undefined in the GuestVMExit enum, leading to undefined behavior.
As suggested by @Freax13 in #359, we can replace this by a tuple struct, allowing unknown values.