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qemu/qmp: preparation for s390x support
This PR prepeares for the s390x support. It introduces: - a generalization of ccw and pci devices. The variable for the pci devices have been renamed by removing the Pci suffix. They have been moved to the qemu_arch_base.go - the mapping isVirtioPCI has been move to qemu_arch_base.go because in this way a different mapping can be added for other architecture (e.g s390x) - the functions QemuNetdevParam and QemuDeviceParam have been moved to qemu_arch_base.go. In this way, they could be reimplemented for other architecture for the case VHOSTUSER - a function disableModern has been introduced to check if the device is a pci device and then return the right parameters. In the case of ccw devices, they don't have the flag disable-modern - a function mqParameter has been introduced to return the right parameters for the mq case. The virtio-net-ccw doesn't have the vectors flag - in qemu_arch_base_test.go contains the test and strings that can be overwritten for other architectures (e.g s390). The devices names and the flags for the devices can be overwritten. - the string for the romfile has been replaced by a variable romfile that could be left empty if the devices doesn't support a romfile as for the ccw devices for s390. - clean-up: in the disable-moder=on/off have been changed to disable-moder=true/false. In the code there was a mixture of on/true off/false Fixes: kata-containers#61 Co-authored-by: Yash D Jain <ydjainopensource@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Alice Frosi <afrosi@de.ibm.com>
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