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+<think>
+Alright, I'm trying to classify this bug report as either user-mode or system-mode. The problem is about a build failure when using the Windows TCG plugin with MinGW cross-compile images. The error occurs during linking because certain symbols are undefined.
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+Looking at the command lines provided, it seems that the issue arises from the order in which libraries are linked. Specifically, moving `qemu_plugin_api.lib` after the object files fixes the problem. This suggests a dependency ordering issue where the linker isn't finding the necessary symbols when they're placed before other objects.
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+QEMU has different modes: user-mode and system-mode (also known as TCG). User-mode is typically for running unmodified guest code, while system-mode involves emulating an entire virtual machine, including peripherals and devices. The TCG plugin is part of QEMU's system-mode functionality because it deals with translation blocks and CPU instruction execution.
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+The error messages mention functions like `qemu_plugin_tb_n_insns`, which are related to the TCG (Translation-based Code Generation) subsystem. These functions are used in the context of virtual CPU operations, indicating that this is a system-mode issue. The build process for QEMU's plugins often involves linking against these TCG-specific APIs.
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+Since the problem occurs when building a plugin that interacts with the TCG engine and the linker order affects it, this points to an issue within the system-mode components of QEMU. It doesn't seem related to user applications running under QEMU but rather to the internal workings of the emulator itself.
+</think>
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