S access if you want - my sourceforge username is
phlamethrower - but I doubt I'll be making much use of it until I get the
JIT engine to a useful state.
Cheers,
- Jeffrey
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Agreed. That's my understanding.
> Granted, it's a simpler way of doing things if you can get a reliable
> way of pasting functions together, but it's a bit of a hack.
I think Bellard, multiple winner of IOCCC IIRC, knew it was precisely
that. It's a quick way o
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> will answer an email for once and reply to some of your questions ;)
Yes, JIT can be very complex (especially if you abuse your C compilers
output like QEMU seems to do). But that's why I was aiming for the KISS
approach - a simple plugin for an existing, simple emulat
On Tue, Jan 16, 2007 at 09:47:40PM +, Jeffrey Lee wrote:
> I think this has been talked about in the past here, but I'm interested in
> helping bringing JIT emulation to ArcEm (And other projects, e.g. RPCEmu)
>
> So the first question is - does anyone know of any a
I think this has been talked about in the past here, but I'm interested in
helping bringing JIT emulation to ArcEm (And other projects, e.g. RPCEmu)
So the first question is - does anyone know of any active attempts to
produce an open source ARM JIT emulator? (Preferably ARM-on-AR
