Support demand paging via closures and seh
Reverts 12a79192ee which exploits normal tcg mechanism
This uses a trampoline to pass extra data to seh handlers
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// #define CONFIG_INT128 1
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#define CONFIG_CMPXCHG128 1
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// #define CONFIG_ATOMIC64 1
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#define CONFIG_PLUGIN 1
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// QEMU by default allocates (and commits) 1GB memory on Windows, and multiple Unicorn instances will result in OOM error easily.
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// Unfortunately, Windows doesn't have a similar demand paging feature like mmap(), therefore a workaround is to use tcg regions mechanism.
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// Note most Unicorn hacks (and even QEMU!) relies on the assumption that the translation memory won't run out and thus it might result
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// in some unexpected errors. If that is case, define WIN32_QEMU_ALLOC_BUFFER to align with QEMU and Unicorn <= 2.0.1 behavior.
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//
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// #define WIN32_QEMU_ALLOC_BUFFER
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#define CONFIG_PLUGIN 1
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