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Paul Brook wrote:

> Simulating multiple cpu SMP guest system on a SMP host cpus would be 
> interesting, but that's a whole new thing.

I plan to add it someday, but x86 virtualization seems more important 
now. For SMP, some work is needed to render the virtual CPU core thread 
safe (I would like that each virtual CPU use the same translated code 
cache).

Fabrice.