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Subject: [Qemu-devel] How instructions are replaced by micro operations
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I learned that instructions in the object file of target system will first
be replace by micro-operation which are in (op.c&op.h ) of specific host
architecture. Where in the source code is this taking place?( function name
or the file name is very helpful) Is this taking place by registering binary
handlers during qemu installation? Please provide some insight into this, as
I am trying to design a IA64 target emulation in qemu.

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I learned that instructions in the object file of target system will first =
be replace by micro-operation which are in (op.c&amp;op.h ) of specific hos=
t architecture. Where in the source code is this taking place?( function na=
me or the file name is very helpful) Is this taking place by registering bi=
nary handlers during qemu installation? Please provide some insight into th=
is, as I am trying to design a IA64 target emulation in qemu. =A0

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