* qemu/tcg: fix UC_HOOK_MEM_READ on aarch64.
Directly jump into the slow path when there is any hookmem enabled. This
fixes#1908.
Signed-off-by: Glenn Baker <glenn.baker@gmx.com>
* qemu/tcg: fix UC_HOOK_MEM_READ on ppc64.
Directly jump into the slow path when there is any hookmem enabled.
Signed-off-by: Glenn Baker <glenn.baker@gmx.com>
* qemu/tcg: check for UC_HOOK_MEM_READ_AFTER.
Use has_hookmem() helper to determine wether "slow-path" TLB read is
needed. Add this helper to x86 architecture as well so that to check for
all hookmem.
Signed-off-by: Glenn Baker <glenn.baker@gmx.com>
* qemu/tcg: factor out has_hookmem().
It's the same implementation for all architectures, so factor out
has_hookmem() into tcg_uc_has_hookmem().
Signed-off-by: Glenn Baker <glenn.baker@gmx.com>
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Signed-off-by: Glenn Baker <glenn.baker@gmx.com>
* Remove global variable from aarch64 tcg target
This obviously breaks trying to run two unicorn instances at once on
aarch64. It appears a similar variable had already been moved to the
state struct for i386 tcg target.
* Reenable writing to jit region while calling tb_add_jump
On arm macs, every place that writes to jit code needs to have
tb_exec_unlock called first. This is already in most necessary places,
but not this one.
* Don't forget to call restore_jit_state in uc_context_restore
Every time UC_INIT is used, restore_jit_state must be used on the return
path, or occasional assertion failures will pop up on arm macs.
* Restore pc before calling into tlb fill hook
In my application it is important to have correct pc values available
from this hook.
