[PATCH v14 00/20] Introduce PVH domU support

[George Dunlap <george.dunlap@eu.citrix.com>]

Updates:
 - Fixed bugs in v14:
   Zombie domains, FreeBSD crash, Crash at 4GiB, HVM crash
   (Thank you to Roger Pau Mone for fixes to the last 3)
 - Completely eliminated PV emulation codepath

== RFC ==

We had talked about accepting the patch series as-is once I had the
known bugs fixed; but I couldn't help making an attempt at using the
HVM IO emulation codepaths so that we could completely eliminate
having to use the PV emulation code, in turn eliminating some of the
uglier "support" patches required to make the PV emulation code
capable of running on a PVH guest.  The idea for "admin" pio ranges
would be that we would use the vmx hardware to allow the guest direct
access, rather than the "re-execute with guest GPRs" trick that PV
uses.  (This functionality is not implememted by this patch series, so
we would need to make sure it was sorted for the dom0 series.)

The result looks somewhat cleaner to me.  On the other hand, because
string in & out instructions use the full emulation code, it means
opening up an extra 6k lines of code to PVH guests, including all the
complexity of the ioreq path.  (It doesn't actually send ioreqs, but
since it shares much of the path, it shares much of the complexity.)
Additionally, I'm not sure I've done it entirely correctly: the guest
boots and the io instructions it executes seem to be handled
correctly, but it may not be using the corner cases.

This also means no support for "legacy" forced invalid ops -- only native
cpuid is supported in this series.

I have the fixes in another series, if people think it would be better
to check in exactly what we had with bug fixes ASAP.

Other "open issues" on the design (which need not stop the series
going in) include:

 - Whether a completely separate mode is necessary, or whether having
just having HVM mode with some flags to disable / change certain
functionality would be better

 - Interface-wise: Right now PVH is special-cased for bringing up
CPUs.  Is this what we want to do going forward, or would it be better
to try to make it more like PV (which was tried before and is hard), or more
like HVM (which would involve having emulated APICs, &c &c).

== Summay ==

This patch series is a reworking of a series developed by Mukesh
Rathor at Oracle.  The entirety of the design and development was done
by him; I have only reworked, reorganized, and simplified things in a
way that I think makes more sense.  The vast majority of the credit
for this effort therefore goes to him.  This version is labelled v14
because it is based on his most recent series, v11.

Because this is based on his work, I retain the "Signed-off-by" in
patches which are based on his code.  This is not meant to imply that
he supports the modified version, only that he is involved in
certifying that the origin of the code for copyright purposes.

This patch series is broken down into several broad strokes:
* Miscellaneous fixes or tweaks
* Code motion, so future patches are simpler
* Introduction of the "hvm_container" concept, which will form the
basis for sharing codepaths between hvm and pvh
* Start with PVH as an HVM container
* Disable unneeded HVM functionality
* Enable PV functionality
* Disable not-yet-implemented functionality
* Enable toolstack changes required to make PVH guests

This patch series can also be pulled from this git tree:
 git://xenbits.xen.org/people/gdunlap/xen.git out/pvh-v14

The kernel code for PVH guests can be found here:
 git://oss.oracle.com/git/mrathor/linux.git pvh.v9-muk-1
(That repo/branch also contains a config file, pvh-config-file)

Changes in v14 can be found inline; major changes since v13 include:

* Various bug fixes

* Use HVM emulation for IO instructions

* ...thus removing many of the changes required to allow the PV
  emulation codepath to work for PVH guests

Changes in v13 can be found inline; major changes since v12 include:

* Include Mukesh's toolstack patches (v4)

* Allocate hvm_param struct for PVH domains; remove patch disabling
  memevents

For those who have been following the series as it develops, here is a
summary of the major changes from Mukesh's series (v11->v12):

* Introduction of "has_hvm_container_*()" macros, rather than using
  "!is_pv_*".  The patch which introduces this also does the vast
  majority of the "heavy lifting" in terms of defining PVH.

* Effort is made to use as much common code as possible.  No separate
  vmcs constructor, no separate vmexit handlers.  More of a "start
  with everything and disable if necessary" approach rather than
  "start with nothing and enable as needed" approach.

* One exception is arch_set_info_guest(), where a small amount of code
  duplication meant a lot fewer "if(!is_pvh_domain())"s in awkward
  places

* I rely on things being disabled at a higher level and passed down.
  For instance, I no longer explicitly disable rdtsc exiting in
  construct_vmcs(), since that will happen automatically when we're in
  NEVER_EMULATE mode (which is currently enforced for PVH).  Similarly
  for nested vmx and things relating to HAP mode.

* I have also done a slightly more extensive audit of is_pv_* and
  is_hvm_* and tried to do more restrictions.

* I changed the "enable PVH by setting PV + HAP", replacing it instead
  with a separate flag, just like the HVM case, since it makes sense
  to plan on using shadow in the future (although it is 

Signed-off-by: George Dunlap <george.dunlap@eu.citrix.com>
CC: Mukesh Rathor <mukesh.rathor@oracle.com>
CC: Jan Beulich <beulich@suse.com>
CC: Tim Deegan <tim@xen.org>
CC: Keir Fraser <keir@xen.org>
CC: Ian Jackson <ian.jackson@citrix.com>
CC: Ian Campbell <ian.campbell@citrix.com>