#endif //!__V3VEE__
+//
+//
+// This is the interrupt state that the VMM's interrupt handlers need to see
+//
+struct vmm_intr_state {
+ uint_t irq;
+ uint_t error;
+
+ uint_t should_ack; // Should the vmm ack this interrupt, or will
+ // the host OS do it?
+
+ // This is the value given when the interrupt is hooked.
+ // This will never be NULL
+ void *opaque;
+};
+
+void deliver_interrupt_to_vmm(struct vmm_intr_state *state);
+
+
/* This will contain function pointers that provide OS services */
struct vmm_os_hooks {
void (*print_info)(const char * format, ...);
void *(*paddr_to_vaddr)(void *addr);
void *(*vaddr_to_paddr)(void *addr);
- int (*hook_interrupt)(struct guest_info * info, int irq);
+ // int (*hook_interrupt)(int irq, vmm_intr_handler handler, uint_t opaque);
+
+ int (*hook_interrupt)(struct guest_info *s, int irq);
+
+ int (*hook_interrupt_new)(uint_t irq, void *opaque);
+
int (*ack_irq)(int irq);
+
/* We need a way to allow the APIC/PIC to decide when they are supposed to receive interrupts...
* Maybe a notification call when they have been turned on, to deliver irqs to them...
* We can rehook the guest raise_irq op, to the appropriate controller
};
+
int v3_raise_irq(struct guest_info * info, int irq);
int hook_irq(struct guest_info * info, int irq);
+
+struct vmm_intr_state;
+
+int hook_irq_new(uint_t irq,
+ void (*handler)(struct vmm_intr_state *state),
+ void *opaque);
+
+int hook_irq_for_guest_injection(struct guest_info *info, int irq);
+
+
struct intr_ctrl_ops {
int (*intr_pending)(void * private_data);
int (*get_intr_number)(void * private_data);