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The following should be included in an emulator's simple and clear public API: 1. create/init core 2. run emulation 3. delete/destroy core Other components, including as memory, file systems, program data, etc., should be abstracted from the user, as a result, setting a configuration value (vm_attr_t) is sufficient. The user needs to manage about memory (state_t) and elf stuff before this commit. The user can just construct a core, run it, and shut it down after this commit, so they won't need to worry about them anymore. The vm_attr_t has multiple fields and they are commented clearly in the code. As you can see in "main", there are various mode to run the emulator such as "run_and_trace", "gdbstub", and "profiling". Thus, a field call "run_flag" is introduced in vm_attr_t. For standard stream remapping, rv_remap_stdstream function is introduced. The emulator can remap default standard stream to required streams after creating the emulator by calling the rv_remap_stdstream function. rv_userdata has been dropped since PRIV macro is sufficient for internal implemntation. Also, application will not need to access it directly. elf is reopened in dump_test_signature because elf is allocated during rv_create. It is acceptable to reopen elf since it is only for testing. Print inferior exit code to console inside main instead of syscall_exit because the actual usage of exit code depends on applications of using riscv public API. The io interface is not changed in this commit because it could maybe reused with semu in some way, still need to be investigated. Logging feature and system emulator integration are not implemented yet. Also, a validator for validating the user-defined vm_attr_t might need to be introduced. related: sysprog21#310
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