On Nov 10, 2006, at 7:33 AM, Chris Hollman wrote:
You certainly can't expect a binary that was compiled for an x86 machine to run on a PS3, or any other architecture that differs from what it was originally compiled for. Binary code is cpu-specific, so you would have to find a version that was compiled for your particular CPU, or else get the source code and compile it yourself for the platform you want it to run on. Of course there is no guarantee that code which compiles and runs on an x86 will do so properly on a different platform. It will if it was properly conceived and executed, but heck, we have a lot of code written for an x86 that won't even compile and/or run on an amd64 properly. |
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