Yep, this talks about EDK1-based development. These days, you can also build Tiano Core EDK2 on Unix-like systems with GCC, and target Arm and AArch64. Like the

Yep, this talks about EDK1-based development. These days, you can also build Tiano Core EDK2 on Unix-like systems with GCC, and target Arm and AArch64. Like the EDK, there is still an Nt32 simulation target. Unlike EDK, EDK2 has real buildable firmware for Qemu, KVM and XEN and a simulation envo for Linux and OSX. Probably should avoid developing under the old EDK, as the libraries and build system jave somewhat changed (yes, there is a compat package for mastodonts, but, just don't).