# a surf simulation round. Weird things happen if you forget to
# answer a given simcall in there...
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# Handler? is either "H" if we need to generate a handler or "-" if we should go without handlers
# I wish we could completely remove the handlers as their only use is
# identity as a parameter of internal call, but that could be
# automatized too (eg by having a special parameter type called "self")
+# Please note that in addition to completing this file with your new simcall,
+# you should complete the libsmx.c file by adding the corresponding function
+# (aka. stub). Anyway, if you omit to do it, the invocation of ./simcalls.py will notify you ;)
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+
Func - host_get_by_name (void*, smx_host_t) (name, const char*)
Func - host_get_name (const char*) (host, void*, smx_host_t)
Proc - host_on (void) (host, void*, smx_host_t)
Proc H vm_shutdown (void) (ind_vm, void*, smx_host_t)
Proc H vm_save (void) (ind_vm, void*, smx_host_t)
Proc H vm_restore (void) (ind_vm, void*, smx_host_t)
+Proc - vm_migratefrom_resumeto (void) (ind_vm, void*, smx_host_t)(ind_src_pm, void*, smx_host_t) (ind_dst_pm, void*, smx_host_t)
Proc H process_create (void) (process, void*, smx_process_t*) (name, const char*) (code, FPtr, xbt_main_func_t) (data, void*) (hostname, const char*) (kill_time, double) (argc, int) (argv, void*, char**) (properties, void*, xbt_dict_t) (auto_restart, int)
Proc H process_kill (void) (process, void*, smx_process_t)
Proc H process_killall (void) (reset_pid, int)
