Add support for memory-mapped devices#4
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The I/O port mode is only available on x86 or x86-64: rename the constructor and add conditionally-compile it accordingly.
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I’m fairly sure the new tests passed when I worked on this several months ago, but now I get the same failure as on CI and I don’t know what to try next :( |
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Could you create this issue on QEMU bug tracker? |
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I believe this is the same as https://gitlab.com/qemu-project/qemu/-/issues/1343 |
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Merged with #2. |
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This adds support for non-Intel architectures without "I/O ports" where a fw-cfg device is mapped into main memory instead. The base address needs to be passed as a parameter to a new constructor.