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You are trying to argue about the meaning of the words being used. This is not productive, as what matters is what the author of the argument meant when they us
by NieDzejkob 7y ago
You are trying to argue about the meaning of the words being used. This is not productive, as what matters is what the author of the argument meant when they used that word.
- aidenn0 7y agoI don't think that's the case. When talking about emulation and virtualization and such, it is easy to get terms backwards. For example, a bug in the implementation of a virtualized device looks like a hardware bug to the client and like a software bug to the host.
- masswerk 7y agoTo be honest, I think it's about crossing the lines of emulation and simulation. In emulation, we mostly consider instruction level behavior as good enough, but here, we'll have to venture below cycle level and integrated hardware effects to copy the behavior.