tmk: add a few APIC tests #1181
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Add a few APIC tests. So support this, add the ability to enable exception and interrupt handlers on x86_64. Refactor the tmk core to a separate crate for better separation between tests and test framework. One of the new tests fails with `virt_support_apic`. I'll fix this in a separate change so that it's easier to see. (These tests don't run in CI yet so there won't be any breaks.)
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I don't think that's a bug, I think the name |
romank-msft
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Add a few APIC tests. To support this, add the ability to enable exception and interrupt handlers on x86_64. Refactor the tmk core to a separate crate for better separation between tests and test framework.
One of the new tests fails with
virt_support_apic. I'll fix this in a separate change so that it's easier to see. (These tests don't run in CI yet so there won't be any breaks.)