>Why emulating it anyway ? I don't think plex86 makes any sense on >"none pentium class" PC's (performance!). Therefore the instruction >could be executed directly. However I'm not sure if a counter reset may >cause any harm to the (Linux)host. >Norbert because the plex86 machine might not run in native speed? And that would be erronous (if you ask me) to use the real tsc, since it would make the virtual machines clock seem to go too fast. One thing that would definitely not work that nicely is programs that try to check for optimal code, using RDTSC to time parts of the code. This timing would be skewed by host load if one were to use the real tsc.
- Re: emulating RDTSC Kevin Lawton
- Re: emulating RDTSC Ramon van Handel
- Re: emulating RDTSC Kevin Lawton
- Re: emulating RDTSC Ulrich Weigand
- Re: emulating RDTSC Kevin Lawton
- Re: emulating RDTSC Ulrich Weigand
- RE: emulating RDTSC Drew Northup
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- Re: emulating RDTSC Mark Zealey
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- SV: emulating RDTSC John B�ckstrand
- SV: emulating RDTSC John B�ckstrand
- Re: emulating RDTSC Ramon van Handel
- Re: emulating RDTSC Nick Behnken
- Re: emulating RDTSC Ramon van Handel
- RE: emulating RDTSC John B�ckstrand
- RE: emulating RDTSC Norbert Schulz
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