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...r $4, %rbx; \ + jne 9b + +#define PRINT_NUM(n) \ + movl $n, %ebx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_LONG(n) \ + movl n, %ebx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_QUAD(n) \ + movq n, %rbx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_X \ + PRINT_L('x') + +#define PRINT_OUT(x) \ + mov $0x3f8, %esi; \ +21: lea 0x5(%esi), %edx; \ + movzwl %dx, %edx; \ + in (%dx), %al; \ + test $0x20,%...

...r $4, %rbx; \ + jne 9b + +#define PRINT_NUM(n) \ + movl $n, %ebx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_LONG(n) \ + movl n, %ebx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_QUAD(n) \ + movq n, %rbx; \ + PRINT_NUM_BX; \ + PRINT_L('\n'); \ + PRINT_L('\r') + +#define PRINT_X \ + PRINT_L('x') + +#define PRINT_OUT(x) \ + mov $0x3f8, %esi; \ +21: lea 0x5(%esi), %edx; \ + movzwl %dx, %edx; \ + in (%dx), %al; \ + test $0x20,%...

...e nmi flag and do a iretq back to the original code that was interrupted by the original NMI. Debug: ===== We've added lots of debugging features to make it easier to debug. hypervisor.S is loaded with print to serial code. Be careful, the output of hex numbers are backwards. So if you do a PRINT_QUAD(%rax), and %rax has in it 0x12345, you will get 54321 out of the serial. It's just easier that way (code wise). The macros with a 'S_' prefix will store the regs used on the stack, but that's not always good, since most of the hypervisor code, does not have a usable stack. Page tab...

...e nmi flag and do a iretq back to the original code that was interrupted by the original NMI. Debug: ===== We've added lots of debugging features to make it easier to debug. hypervisor.S is loaded with print to serial code. Be careful, the output of hex numbers are backwards. So if you do a PRINT_QUAD(%rax), and %rax has in it 0x12345, you will get 54321 out of the serial. It's just easier that way (code wise). The macros with a 'S_' prefix will store the regs used on the stack, but that's not always good, since most of the hypervisor code, does not have a usable stack. Page tab...