History log of /external/qemu/hw/core/loader.c
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1365eb2b35736211464f313616e32f25569e5107 16-Feb-2014 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@google.com> Remove compiler warnings

Change-Id: I75e21a86958a4650b956e89a55357f0c38fcb118
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aa8236dc1b1ea300ab18716db5b8fab42aca3ca7 10-Jan-2014 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@android.com> qemu-malloc.c: Remove qemu-specific heap routines.

Remove all uses of qemu_malloc/malloc0/realloc/free/strdup/etc to use
the equivalent GLib functions (g_malloc, g_free, ...) as per upstream.

This also removes qemu-malloc.c since it's no longer required.

Change-Id: I3c36a0396b73dd114b8da385b43f56a2e54dbb15
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bcde1092aca184dbd7860078af020de7d1e4e22f 09-Jan-2014 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@android.com> rename target_phy_addr_t to hwaddr to match upstream.

Upstream got rid of the target_phys_addr_t and replaced it with 'hwaddr',
so do the corresponding rename here. Note that:

- This also renames <exec/targphys.h> to <exec/hwaddr.h>

- Upstream always deins hwaddr as a 64-bit type, while the size of
our own hwaddr is still controlled by TARGET_PHYS_ADDR_BITS, and
will be 32 for now.

A future patch will change the type definition to fully match
upstream, but it is more risky / requires more cleanups. It's
simply cleaner / simpler to put the related work in a separate
patch, given the large number of sources touched by the
current change.

Change-Id: Iee30869a57798c12109b6a23570b166232bb9244
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70a98204c6481caee5cfca1841d257f0351707b8 17-Dec-2013 David 'Digit' Turner <digit@android.com> loader.c -> hw/core/

Change-Id: I20948436d4546606f1e9a4576ab55a20a53b7e1b
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