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Subject: [Qemu-devel] QEMU code tree - system-calls project
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Hi all.

I'm interested in intercepting guest-OS (running under QEMU) system=20
calls inside the VM.
In order to do that, i try to seek over the code the best place to=20
handle such syscall, but i have an organisation problem:
- I don't find a code documentation for QEMU. I'm lost in the code=20
because i don't know what each folder belongs to... So, is there any=20
document presenting QEMU code genericaly (like virtualbox at=20
http://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Source_code_organization) ?
- If there is not, can you say me what is the best way to trap=20
system-call in QEMU VM ?
- What linux-user/syscall.c is intented to do ? Can he help me in any way=
 ?

Thanx for your response.