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firmware.h
Functions for working with the firmware components of the VM presented to the guest
gfdt_update_reg()
Generate a reg property (ARM)

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The QNX Hypervisor allows you to run multiple OSs on a target system so you can separate critical and non-critical functions, support a wide variety of applications, and reduce hardware costs.
- QNX Hypervisor for Safety User's Guide
- QNX Hypervisor for Safety Virtual Device Developer's Guide
- QNX Hypervisor for Safety Virtual Device Developer's API Reference
  - Function Safety
    This section provides an overview of the restrictions that may apply when using the functions in this API.
  - aarch64/vmid.h
    Definitions to access a guest's VMID (ARM)
  - abi.h
    Application binary interface (ABI) version of the vdev API
  - cdev.h
    Functions to create virtual character devices for guests
  - firmware.h
    Functions for working with the firmware components of the VM presented to the guest
    - gacpi_add_table()
      Format and add an ACPI table to the guest (x86)
    - gacpi_register_ioapic()
      Add an IO-APIC vdev to the MADT (x86)
    - gfdt_add_vdev()
      Add a vdev node to the FDT (ARM)
    - gfdt_get_clock()
      Generate a clock node in the FDT (ARM)
    - gfdt_get_phandle()
      Get the phandle for a virtual device (vdev)
    - gfdt_intr_spec()
      Get the FDT data that represents an interrupt (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_interrupts()
      Generate an interrupt property (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_node()
      Create an FDT node (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_phandle()
      Add a phandle property to a node, unless it's already present (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_prop_cells()
      Set a property value of uint32_t cells (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_prop_string()
      Set a property to a string value (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_prop_strings()
      Set a property to a list of string values (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_property()
      Set a property value (ARM)
    - gfdt_update_reg()
      Generate a reg property (ARM)
  - gasp.h
    Functions for working in guest address spaces
  - guest.h
    Definitions for manipulating a guest system
  - hpci.h
    Host PCI interface for vdevs
  - hw_pci.h
    PCI support for vdevs
  - outpipe.h
    Definitions for the output pipe (outpipe)
  - types.h
    vdev API base types
  - utils.h
    Miscellaneous utility functions
  - vdev.h
    Source compatibility header file
  - vdev-core.h
    Definitions for vdevs
  - vio.h
    Definitions for VIRTIO vdevs
  - vpci.h
    Definitions for virtual PCI devices
  - wdog.h
    Definitions to support virtual watchdog devices
  - x86_64/apic.h
    Definitions for the virtual APIC bus (x86)
- QNX Hypervisor User's Guide
QNX Software in the Cloud
QNX Software in the Cloud enables developers to use the QNX software in Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Microsoft Azure (Azure).
QNX Advanced Virtualization Frameworks User's Guide
This User's Guide is aimed at all systems integrators and developers who want to design and build embedded systems using the QNX Advanced Virtualization Frameworks.
Typographical Conventions, Support, and Licensing
This section describes the typographical conventions used throughout the documentation and explains how to obtain technical support.

gfdt_update_reg()

Generate a reg property (ARM)

Synopsis:

#include <qvm/firmware.h>

void gfdt_update_reg(int parent,
                     int node,
                     ...)

Arguments:

parent: The parent FDT node of the FDT node for which a property is being generated.
node: The FDT node for which a property is being generated.
...: A QSL_NO_LOCATION-terminated list of address ranges.

Description:

The address ranges list is composed of pairs of addresses followed by the length, in bytes. The addresses are uint64_t values; the lengths are unsigned values. These address-length pairs specify the register ranges of the device described by node.

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