Lines Matching full:guest
190 /* Pointer to the guest code area (points to start of BB, not to the
194 /* The guest address corresponding to guest_code[0]. */
197 /* The guest address for the instruction currently being
376 /*--- Offsets of various parts of the amd64 guest state. ---*/
866 in the guest state area) for sub-parts of guest registers, their
874 integer registers live (in the guest state) ? */
945 guest state offset of an integer register. */
1249 /* Produce the guest state offset for a reference to the 'g' register
1327 /* Produce the guest state offset for a reference to the 'e' register
1601 'restart_point', which is presumably the address of the guest
2166 if (mmxreg < 0 || mmxreg > 7) vpanic("nameMMXReg(amd64,guest)");
2188 default: vpanic("nameMMXGran(amd64,guest)");
2272 guest address of the next instruction to be executed.
2374 //.. default: vpanic("handleAddrOverrides(x86,guest)");
3278 vpanic("dis_op_imm_A(amd64,guest)");
5541 /* declare we're writing guest state */
5637 /* declare we're reading guest state */
6317 /* declare we're writing guest state */
6540 /* declare we're writing guest state */
6620 /* declare we're reading guest state */
9109 vpanic("findSSECmpOp(amd64,guest)");
13591 /* declare we're reading guest state */
13669 /* declare we're writing guest state */
17184 the guest state. That means for the memory case, we need to
18160 compute the results directly from the XMM regs in the guest
21068 (core) only has one IDT and one GDT, just let the guest
21138 /* declare guest state effects */
21150 /* execute the dirty call, side-effecting guest state */
21166 /* It's important that all guest state is up-to-date
21168 forces any cached guest state to be flushed. */
21449 /* declare guest state effects */
21464 /* execute the dirty call, side-effecting guest state */
21926 without checking the guest hwcaps because SSE2 is a baseline
21936 /* Perhaps it's a SSE3 instruction. FIXME: check guest hwcaps
21946 /* Perhaps it's a SSE4 instruction. FIXME: check guest hwcaps
22022 /* Perhaps it's an SSSE3 instruction. FIXME: consult guest hwcaps
22032 guest hwcaps
22075 /* Perhaps it's an SSSE3 instruction. FIXME: consult guest hwcaps
22085 /* Perhaps it's an SSE4 instruction. FIXME: consult guest hwcaps
31488 thusly placed in guest-x86/toIR.c. */
