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+The issue described involves problems when running a multiprocess program under `qemu arm-linux-user`. The test succeeds on real hardware (both x86_64 and ARM) but fails in multiprocess mode under QEMU. This suggests an issue with how QEMU handles certain operations, specifically related to multiprocessing or shared memory.
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+Given the possible categories:
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+- **Instruction**: Faulty instruction is not indicated here; the problem isn't about incorrect assembly-level instructions.
+- **Syscall**: The issue could relate to syscalls, as it involves processes and shared memory (which uses syscalls like `mmap`, `shmat`).
+- **Runtime**: This category covers other runtime errors. The failure might be due to improper handling of atomic operations or process synchronization in QEMU.
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+The most fitting category is **runtime**, as the problem likely arises from how QEMU emulates multiprocessing and shared memory, leading to deadlocks or incorrect results.
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+**Answer:** runtime
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