[Spice-devel] [PATCH 00/35] new libspice-server API patches.
Alexander Larsson
alexl at redhat.com
Mon May 17 03:18:57 PDT 2010
On Wed, 2010-05-12 at 13:31 +0200, Gerd Hoffmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Ok folks, here is what I have right now for review. The first patches
> of the patch series has been posted already a while back. Now the
> remaining issues have been addressed. Well, almost. Client migration
> is not solved yet.
>
> Most of the patches are pretty straight forward. A more careful review
> is needed for the last six patches (30+). 30+31 are about savevm/loadvm
> support for the qxl device. 32-35 are about client migration.
I reviewed the patches up to 31. Some minor issues were pointed out in
separate mails, but generally i think this looks good and should go in
now.
There are still some old references that we should try to get rid of:
vd_interface.h should be renamed. Maybe spice_interfaces.h?
Are these needed:
#define VM_INTERFACE_VERSION 1
typedef unsigned long VDObjectRef;
#define INVALID_VD_OBJECT_REF 0
typedef enum {
VD_LOG_ERROR = 1,
VD_LOG_WARN,
VD_LOG_INFO,
} LogLevel;
should be SPICE_LOG_foo?
typedef struct DrawArea {
This should probably be QxlDrawArea, since its a public header.
Do we need any of:
enum VDIArgType{
typedef struct VDIArgDescriptor {
typedef struct VDICmdArg {
typedef void (*VDICmdHandler)(const VDICmdArg* args);
typedef void (*VDIInfoCmdHandler)(void);
This seem to still not be converted to the new world:
VDObjectRef (*register_route_packet)(NetWireInterface *vlan,
net_wire_packet_route_proc_t proc,
void *opaque);
> The patches 32-35 are largely untested and I'm not sure yet we'll really
> want to go into that direction. So we might commit only patches 1-31
> for now and wait with the client migration bits. Comments are welcome
> nevertheless.
I have not looked at these yet, but given your comments above, lets land
the other parts first and move to the new qemu. Then we could put these
on a new branch.
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