Add 39-bit virtual memory scheme support for riscv64.#49
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Fixed 'context.c' test failure on riscv64. See issue Snaipe#44. Only riscv64 arch is affected in this commit, but you can modify memory_addr_bits variable to support other memory schemes.
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Fixed arena memory allocation faillure on riscv64, see issue #44 .
The allocation assumes 48bit address on linux, but most RISC-V machines use 39bit address by default currently. I tried to add 39bit scheme to
arena.cand set it to all riscv64 build.But it may not be a good choice to decide memory address mode at configuration time.
satpregister, which contains address scheme on riscv64, is unreadable in user mode./proc/cpuinfo/proc/sys/vm/pagemap/proc/config.gzcould provide the info. But they are not always available on every machine and in cross compilation.So I set this PR to WIP. I would be appreciated if anyone helps me.