Direct Guest Physical Memory Access (DGPMA) of shm-snapshot

Users now can get a read only pointer to the shm-snapshot by the vmi_get_dgpma(vmi) function, and then read the shm-snapshot content in a non-copy manner (ideally  at a native speed like reading the local memory) , bypassing the vmi_read_pa(vmi) function.

Example:

1. without DGPMA:
    vmi_init(&vmi, VMI_AUTO | VMI_INIT_COMPLETE, vm);
    void* pmem = malloc(ANY_SIZE);
    vmi_read_pa(vmi,  A_PHY_ADDR, pmem, ANY_SIZE); // with memcpy() inside
    any_vmi_processing(pmem, ANY_SIZE);
    free(pmem);
    vmi_shm_snapshot_destroy(vmi);
    vmi_destroy(vmi);

2. with DGPMA:
    vmi_init(&vmi, VMI_AUTO | VMI_INIT_COMPLETE, vm);
    vmi_shm_snapshot_create(vmi);
    const void* pmem = vmi_get_dgpma(vmi);
    if (NULL == pmem) {
        printf("fail to get dpgma\n");
        return 1;
    }
    any_vmi_processing(pmem + A_PHY_ADDR, ANY_SIZE);
    vmi_shm_snapshot_destroy(vmi);
    vmi_destroy(vmi);

My benchmark shows crazy memory read bandwidth with DGPMA:
![1](https://f.cloud.github.com/assets/667845/1126639/46723b80-1b27-11e3-8949-5e75341e4d8a.png)