igvm_defs: add support for specific purpose memory in MemoryMapEntryType. #64
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Please retitle your pr to something like |
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I think unfortunately your PR is gated on #63 being resolved, but hopefully that should be fixed soon. |
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This PR adds a MemoryMapEntryType for specific purpose memory. This corresponds with the UEFI memory map attribute EFI_MEMORY_SP, added in UEFI 2.8. EFI_MEMORY_SP is used to indicate that the memory has special properties and is to be reserved for application use, and shouldn't be used by the firmware or OS.