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Raymond W. Lucke IV |
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[Qemu-devel] Host OS specific targets. |
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Wed, 12 Nov 2003 18:27:59 -0800 (PST) |
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Currently Qemu is very Linux-specific. It's code base is by no means
partitioned in such a way that I could go into a host-specific directory
and do my porting work. I am wondering what the chances are that this
could be done...
A few days ago I posted a list of Darwin friendly #defines that make it
compile cleanly about half way without modifying any source code, but
adding those would make the (one and only) host config very messy if it
had a bunch of #if defined (DARWIN) throughout.
So my proposal is simple: Split the source code into host-dependent and
non-host-dependent directories.
Is this feasible right now?
Regards,
Ray
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