qemu-plugin
| Crates.io | qemu-plugin |
| lib.rs | qemu-plugin |
| version | 9.0.0-v0 |
| source | src |
| created_at | 2023-12-19 08:35:40.004637 |
| updated_at | 2024-06-03 18:31:29.306422 |
| description | High level bindings to the QEMU plugin API |
| homepage | https://github.com/novafacing/qemu-rs |
| repository | https://github.com/novafacing/qemu-rs |
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Rowan Hart (novafacing)
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QEMU-RS
QEMU for Rust, and Rust for QEMU!
Crates
This repository provides several QEMU-related crates:
- qemu: QEMU binary installer
- qemu-plugin-sys: Low level bindings to the QEMU plugin API
- qemu-plugin: High level bindings to the QEMU plugin API
The crates work together to enable building QEMU utilities in Rust and running QEMU from Rust code in a machine-specified way.
Try it Out
To see what the crate can do, trace the execution (including syscalls, memory accesses, and instructions) of a program like:
cargo run -r --bin tracer -- -a /bin/ls -- -lah
Installing QEMU
This repository also provides a crate (qemu) which builds QEMU from source and
installs Rust wrappers for QEMU as binaries.
You can install QEMU with (add any additional features you need, e.g. plugins):
cargo install qemu@9.0.0-v0 --features=binaries
On some systems, particularly BTRFS systems, /tmp may not be large enough for the
temporary build directory (QEMU is quite large to build). In this case, create a
directory on your root filesystem (e.g. $HOME/.cargo/tmp) and set
CARGO_TARGET_DIR=$HOME/.cargo/tmp when running the install command.