Support Spike's HTIF for console IO #16
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* Support for these is not complete
* Provide a receipe for installing Diosix on a storage device
* This support isn't complete
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FYI: This pull request is in response to discussion #15, in which @Steinegger requested Spike support. |
* Thanks to @Stupremee for fixing the riscv dependency build breakage
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Discover and use the Spike RISC-V simulator's Host Target Interface (HTIF) to read and write to the console.
Also include documentation on running Diosix in Spike and on real hardware (specifically, the SiFive HiFive Unleashed). Note, support for these targets is not complete: the hypervisor needs to trap and emulate unaligned memory accesses.