On Mon, 13 Jul 2026 11:15:29 -0700, Pierrick Bouvier wrote:
I know it can be frustrating to address all the picky comments, but in
this case, I really think it makes Lorelei better and easier to use, and
not just to accommodate my personal taste. Hopefully it will help to
make it more popular and integrated with other emulators also!
Not frustrating at all. Thank you for getting it into QEMU upstream,
which makes it accessible to many more people, and I really appreciate
your recognition of Lorelei's potential.
Yes, the important was to have the simplest example possible, without
requiring any external dependency. I hope you can use it on Lorelei side
as a minimal CI test to keep things working as they are.
That is a good idea, and I will keep the example as a standing check on
the Lorelei side. Thank you for your meticulous guidance over these
weeks, it has improved Lorelei's usability a great deal.
Congrats again for your work on Lorelei!
You're welcome to share your paper here once it will be published :).
Thank you, I will definitely share it once it is out.
We will keep exploring what native pass-through can do on top of the
dlcall plugin. For instance, we already have pass-through working for
C++ libraries.
On the case you mentioned earlier, running Arm or RISC-V programs on an
x86_64 host, that is a real need for some companies, and Lorelei should
be able to support it without much trouble, since it is ISA-neutral.
Thanks,
Ziyang Zhang
