y analogy to that in qemu?
I'm almost 100% certain the qemu monitor has an option to send keycodes
that you need for workarounds in certain situations.
DISCLAIMER: Not A Qemu User (tm)
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Hi,
templated version to make mass complaints easier:
DESCRIPTION="adds missing const/static to qemu structs"
URL=http://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/qemu-devel/2005-08/msg00210.html
NAME=Andreas
I see it doesn't include my patch that $DESCRIPTION
($URL).
Anything wrong with it?
$NAME
;-)
On M
Time factor 10 sounds familiar to me, from recent discussions somewhere.
A modern PC has various timer sources (PIT, ACPI timers, CPU timers, ...),
so you need to make sure to experiment with Linux using different ones,
in the kernel configuration.
Andreas Mohr
lined to believe it...
Well, it's not only a compiler debugging aid, but also a runtime debugging
aid, since random (attempted) .rodata page corruption should SEGV in that case.
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This patch against current CVS adds const and/or static to numerous structs
that obviously could be made so. It compiles without any warnings,
and qemu even still runs! ;-)
Patch had been posted to "Patches Repository" on User Forum about a month
ago, but of course tha
