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When will this end? This only happens because of proprietary software shipped in binary format. I'm not against proprietary software, but at some point vendors
by ericfrederich 9y ago
When will this end?
This only happens because of proprietary software shipped in binary format.
I'm not against proprietary software, but at some point vendors need to ship in a different format like LLVM bitcode or something that the customer can re-target.
- DeepRote 9y agoThe sooner intel dies a fiery death. Microsoft is already preparing for the ARM-war with Windows 10 on ARM, intel has already made threats that x86 emulation is a litigious minefield, etc. They need to go, and I think Microsoft has their hammer and nails ready for the service. Bill Gates should spend some of that charity money on LLVM, that'd be great too.
- lazyjones 9y ago> at some point vendors need to ship in a different format like LLVM bitcode or something that the customer can re-target. Sun set out to solve this 23 years ago. It didn't work out very well, mainly because of a) Microsoft and b) native UIs being different and Java's UI solutions being slow (IMHO). Also, Sun failed...