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Subject: [Qemu-devel] USE_CODE_COPY
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Hi all.

I was looking at the qemu dynamic rewriting code for system emulation 
(and NOT running user level processes). Is direct copying 
(USE_CODE_COPY) ever used? It looks to me that it's not, since the 
softmmu is always used...

I am mostly interested in the X86_64 target.

thanks,
-Petros.