Help with Sending Event

Help with Sending Event

[Mina Jafari]

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Hi,
Can you give me an example code of " one guest sending an asynchronous event
to another domain " in xen?
I've found out I shoud go through these steps to do so:
1. Receiving guest creates a new, unbound port.
2. Receiving guest advertises the existence of the port (typically via the
Xen-
Store).
3. The sending guest creates a new port if it doesn’t have any free.
4. The sending guest binds its port to the remote one.
5. The sending guest sends the event.

but I didn't find the function,exactly to do some of them like step2.

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Re: Help with Sending Event

[Konrad Rzeszutek Wilk]

On Wed, Aug 14, 2013 at 04:32:14PM +0430, Mina Jafari wrote:
> Hi,
> Can you give me an example code of " one guest sending an asynchronous event
> to another domain " in xen?
> I've found out I shoud go through these steps to do so:
> 1. Receiving guest creates a new, unbound port.
> 2. Receiving guest advertises the existence of the port (typically via the
> Xen-
> Store).

Look in the drivers/* of the Linux tree for any reference off 'ring-ref'

> 3. The sending guest creates a new port if it doesn’t have any free.
> 4. The sending guest binds its port to the remote one.
> 5. The sending guest sends the event.
> 
> but I didn't find the function,exactly to do some of them like step2.

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