build_kos_qemu_image()

This command is declared in the file /opt/KasperskyOS-Community-Edition-<version>toolchain/share/cmake/Modules/platform/image.cmake.

build_kos_qemu_image(NAME ...)

The command creates a CMake target for building a solution image for QEMU.

Parameters:

• NAME – name of the CMake target for building a solution image. Required parameter.
• PERFCNT_KERNEL – use the kernel with performance counters if it is available in KasperskyOS Community Edition.
• EINIT_ENTITY – name of the executable file that will be used to start the Einit program.
• EXTRA_XDL_DIR – additional directories to include when building the Einit program.
• CONNECTIONS_CFG – path to the init.yaml file or init.yaml.in template.
• SECURITY_PSL – path to the security.psl file or security.psl.in template.
• KLOG_ENTITY – target for building the Klog system program, which is responsible for the security audit. If the target is not specified, the audit is not performed.
• QEMU_FLAGS – additional flags for running QEMU.
• IMAGE_BINARY_DIR_BIN – directory for the final image and other artifacts. It matches CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR by default.
• NO_AUTO_BLOB_CONTAINER – solution image will not include the BlobContainer program that is required for working with dynamic libraries in shared memory. For more details, refer to "Including the BlobContainer system program in a KasperskyOS-based solution".
• PACK_DEPS, PACK_DEPS_COPY_ONLY, PACK_DEPS_LIBS_PATH, and PACK_DEPS_COPY_TARGET – parameters that define the method used to add dynamic libraries to the solution image.
• IMAGE_FILES – executable files of applications and system programs (except the Einit program) and any other files to be added to the ROMFS image.

  To add multiple applications or files, you can use multiple IMAGE_FILES parameters.

• <path to files> – free parameters like IMAGE_FILES.

Example call:

build_kos_qemu_image ( kos-qemu-image

EINIT_ENTITY EinitQemu

CONNECTIONS_CFG "src/init.yaml.in"

SECURITY_CFG "src/security.cfg.in"

IMAGE_FILES ${ENTITIES})

For an example of using this command, see the article titled "CMakeLists.txt files for building the Einit program".

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