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Yeah, seriously. It's not emulating a processor, but it is emulating an API. I think the only reason it's not called Windows Emulator is (probably well-founde
by waterhouse 7y ago
Yeah, seriously. It's not emulating a processor, but it is emulating an API. I think the only reason it's not called Windows Emulator is (probably well-founded) concern about getting sued for trademark violation.
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