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8 _very_ fast communication channels between the guest system and the
11 From the guest, usage is simply as follows:
53 that will be accessible as /dev/qemu_pipe within the guest.
70 Each opened file descriptor to /dev/qemu_pipe in the guest corresponds to a
80 which is either 32-bit or 64-bit, depending on the guest CPU
103 Used by the driver to indicate that the guest just opened /dev/qemu_pipe
113 Used by the driver to indicate that the guest called 'close' on the
121 Corresponds to when the guest does a write() or writev() on the
132 NOTE: The <buffer-address> is the *GUEST* buffer address, not the
136 contained inside a single page of guest memory. This is
139 When a write() spans several pages of guest memory, the
154 Corresponds to when the guest does a read() or readv() on the
241 For 32-bit guest CPUs:
