platform/native: use SIPI for API startup #581
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I'll need more experimentation with this after it gets merged, but there is definitely an opportunity for the trampoline code in |
Native platforms that do not run under Hyper-V must use SIPI to start additional processors. This requires the use of a trampoline page in the low 1 MB of the address space to perform the transition to 64-bit code and the fully correct execution context. Signed-off-by: Jon Lange <[email protected]>
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Native platforms that cannot make use of the Hyper-V hypercalls require the use of INIT/SIPI to perform multi-processor startup.