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I just had an idea: What if the hypervisor framework prepares macOS to add a future compatibility layer to run apps on X64 and ARM. "Like" a new version of Ros
by weitzj 10y ago
I just had an idea: What if the hypervisor framework prepares macOS to add a future compatibility layer to run apps on X64 and ARM. "Like" a new version of Rosetta (PowerPC on X86). But now maybe you can run iOS apps on macOS (you probably could do this with BitCode ?)
- IMcD23 10y agoHypervisor.framework only exposes X86 virtualization and Intel VT-d to the user space. It does not allow for the emulation of any other architecture.
- petecox 10y agoThe Verge have speculated [1] that the new Touch Bar found in the latest MBPs is a gateway to running iOS apps natively, with no emulation. [1] http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/28/13454052/apple-macbook-pro-touch-bar-apple-watch-features http://www.theverge.com/2016/10/28/13454052/apple-macbook-pr...
- sjwright 10y agoAlmost certainly wrong. Someone's imbibing far too much what-if-juice.