Am 08.04.2011 um 11:16 schrieb Yale Zhang:
> The 2nd approach, which is almost identical to FX!32 (runs x86 Windows
> programs on Alpha Windows), will be to do what Stefan proposed 2nd: create a
> stand alone process VM to run x86 Windows apps on ARM Windows, using wrappers
> to translate x86 W
Thanks everyone for their comments. I took some time to reread the FX!32 and
Transmeta Crusoe publications (I 1st read them 3 years ago while I was at
Georgia Tech) to see what the challenges are.
The simplest approach is what Stefan proposed: run the Windows app inside
x86 wine, inside of QEMU (
On Sat, Apr 2, 2011 at 2:19 AM, Yale Zhang wrote:
> Fellow developers,
> I'm thinking of starting a VM project to allow running x86 Windows apps on
> ARM Android. This will obviously involve binary translation. I've read about
> QEMU's tiny code generator and think for a usable experience,
> the
Am 02.04.2011 03:14, schrieb Charles Davis:
> On 4/1/11 6:19 PM, Yale Zhang wrote:
>> Fellow developers,
>>
>> I'm thinking of starting a VM project to allow running x86 Windows apps
>> on ARM Android. This will obviously involve binary translation. I've
>> read about QEMU's tiny code generator an
Hi,
I may be telling you nonsense here, I hope Alexandre hits me with a cluestick
next Wineconf if I do, but this is my 2c on such a project.
On Saturday 02 April 2011 02:19:33 Yale Zhang wrote:
> 2. What's the best design: whole system VM (qemu) or process VM (qemu &
> wine)?
A process VM alrea
Yale Zhang writes:
> 2. What's the best design: whole system VM (qemu) or process VM (qemu &
> wine)?
>
> Process VM:
>
> + easier to incorporate 3D acceleration at API level
> + uses less memory
> + better performance (e.g. no need for MMU translation when accessing
> memory)
> + much better in
On 4/1/11 6:19 PM, Yale Zhang wrote:
> Fellow developers,
>
> I'm thinking of starting a VM project to allow running x86 Windows apps
> on ARM Android. This will obviously involve binary translation. I've
> read about QEMU's tiny code generator and think for a usable experience,
> the intermedia
Fellow developers,
I'm thinking of starting a VM project to allow running x86 Windows apps on
ARM Android. This will obviously involve binary translation. I've read about
QEMU's tiny code generator and think for a usable experience,
the intermediate micro-op representation will have to be abando
