Hiroko Shimizu <hiroko07...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hello, > > I would like QOM to do QOM's process independently. I'm not sure what this means. QOM is the QEMU Object Model which is basically our plain C version of objects. Are you in fact referring to QMP which is the serialised management interface used by VMMs? > I make a memory device as QOM which execute some process according to the > command specified by firmware, so MemoryRegionOps > functions are called back when reading and writing. > I would like to make the process of the MemoryRegionOps functions > independent because the real memory device do. > > I think multi-threading or multi-process is useful for this problem. But, how > do you realize multi-threadning? I use option "-accel > tcg,thread=multi" for executing QEMU, but it didn't work. That option is for selecting MTTCG - which is using a host thread for each simulated vCPU. It should be enabled automatically when the host/guest combination allow for it. > > Could you give me some information how to solve this issue? https://qemu.readthedocs.io/en/latest/system/multi-process.html As far as I know lsi53c895a is the only device that currently supports running the emulation in a separate process. I'd start looking at that. > > Best regard, > Hiroko -- Alex Bennée
