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Rusty Russell wrote:
> In message <3F81EC35.8040808@free.fr> you write:
> 
>>OK. I will try to look at that after the next release. On my TODO list I 
>>have 3 (or 4) items left:
> 
> 
> You missed "primitive SMP support".  With the hotplug CPU code I'm
> working on, it'd be a huge boon...
> 
> Just don't want you to get bored 8)

I think SMP will not be so complicated to add provided QEMU schedules 
itself each virtual CPU... I must first find some time to finish the 
current release !

Fabrice.