This patch restores the capabilities initially provided in
changeset 10010.  When the RTC code was moved into the hypervisor
(a good move), the control plane lost the ability to read the
current time offset as well as to receive notification of changes
to the RTC time base by a guest. This patch reintroduces these.

Additionally, there is a small window at initialization time in
which the time offset may be set but not noticed or used. If
xc_domain_set_time_offset is called before the domain is started,
the offset won't be noticed until the next second update. An HVM
guest could read the RTC in this window and get an unintended
result. This patch closes the window.

The patch builds upon the existing change notification mechanism
provided by VIRQ_DOM_EXC. I stopped short of renaming the
releaseDomain watch to something like domainEvent as it wasn't
clear who might be relying upon the existing name. A patch for
that would be easy to create, though.

Last, the code introduced into qemu by 10010 is no longer really
connected to anything and could be removed. It's found in
tools/ioemu/patches/domain-timeoffset and can probably be excised
at some suitable point. Currently, it's relatively harmless.


Signed-off-by: Ben Thomas (ben@virtualiron.com)

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