iteration, the next TB will be executed, considering that chaining is
disabled (1 TB per cpu_exec iteration).
Am I missing something?
Thanks
2014-07-09 10:52 GMT-03:00 Anderson Sartor :
> Thank you for your response.
> I want to count how many TBs that are executed. For this, I need to know
&g
mentioned.
Thanks
2014-07-09 7:02 GMT-03:00 Peter Maydell :
> On 8 July 2014 18:26, Anderson Sartor wrote:
> > Hi all,
> > Which method, in fact, executes the TBs (full-system emulation)? Is it
> > tcg_qemu_tb_exec() from cpu_exec()?
>
> Yes.
>
> > At this point,
Hi all,
Which method, in fact, executes the TBs (full-system emulation)? Is
it tcg_qemu_tb_exec() from cpu_exec()?
At this point, is it possible for the execution of the TB to be interrupted
(it will try to execute this TB again)? If positive, how do I know whether
a TB was completely executed?
Th
Hi all,
I'm counting how many basic blocks are executed by a given application on
the Android Emulator, so I modified QEMU to do this. However, I came across
with the following:
for 2 environment situations: (1) - only the emulator running in the host
computer, (2) - the emulator + other processes
Hi all,
I've been modyfing the QEMU source from Android SDK in order to trace a
larger amount of data, I know this Android QEMU is already a modified
version and it has additional code just for Android. However, if anyone
have any idea how I can get the application PID for i386 architecture, I
woul
Thank you for your answer. It was, as you guessed, the KVM acceleration,
explicity calling "-disable-kvm" did the trick and everything is working
now.
Thanks again
2013/7/15 Peter Maydell
> On 15 July 2013 13:21, Anderson Sartor wrote:
> > Regarding the QEMU code pre
Regarding the QEMU code present in the Android source (I tested on QEMU
1.1.2 as well and got the same results), I am able to get in_asm, out_asm,
etc data with ARM and MIPS architectures. However on i386 nothing is saved
to the log using any of the "-d" options. Why is i386 different? How can I
ge
