At 01:47 -0500 on 14 Mar (1173836821), Woller, Thomas wrote:
> Took a look at the rombios.s code generated in both cases (14344 and
> 14345) and seems like the "jump to the boot vector" code is not executed
> on the failing case. There is a "default: return" in the function
> immediately above an "#if BX_TCGBIOS", and then the non-executed asm
> code. 
> Is bcc not understanding that the asm code following should be executed?
> Seems like there is added a default "return" so that the "jump to boot
> vector" code is never executed? appears to be the case..but not sure. 
That would be terrifying. Presumably there's a jmp past that ret
somewhere. I got the impression from your first email that some
guests do boot, and that can only happen through that iret. 
Does adding an explicit "return;" in C after the asm block change the
behaviour?
> Code snippets are below. Using gcc 3.3.5, but will try 4.x compiler,
> although looks like bcc is used to generate the rombios.s file if I read
> the Makefile correctly.
Yep. What version of bcc are you using? (bcc -v says 0.16.14 for me)
Cheers,
Tim.
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