Hello, I'm trying to author a driver that communicates over shared memory within the kernel land between concurrent userland processes. I'm using this as a base: https://github.com/henning-schild/ivshmem-guest-code/blob/master/kernel_modu... I've been able to build it and to insmod it into a linux that I have built and started running in qemu. I need a way to send an interrupt, as per the documentation mentions in the device_spec and in the guide. But I'm looking in the uio_ivshmem driver and I don't see functionality that corresponds to sending an interrupt at all. This functionality is supposed to be demonstrated in https://github.com/henning-schild/ivshmem-guest-code/tree/master/tests/Inter..., but this is problematic because it seems to indicate that one of the ioctls corresponds to an interrupt. Unless there's something I'm missing, I think that the stub pci driver implementation that this particular demo filled out implements some kind of interrupt, or else it's actually implemented with one of the function calls on line 28 or 43. But those each seem to correspond to interrupt handlers for receiving from other QEMU instances, with no sign of how they are *sent*. I need to write a function in the context of the driver that can be compiled in the same code, meaning editing uio_ivshmem.c and yielding some function interface like send_interrupt(int index), where index corresponds to the BAR against which the driver registers irq handlers anyway. How can I send interrupts from the kernel land using a particular BAR entry?