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Apple’s ARM is 64-bit only. And it’s an internal-to-Apple design that doesn’t have to be compatible to ARM in general. Apples burden of backwards compatibility
by spacedcowboy 6y ago
Apple’s ARM is 64-bit only. And it’s an internal-to-Apple design that doesn’t have to be compatible to ARM in general.
Apples burden of backwards compatibility is essentially zero at this point, it’s a totally new architecture.
- wmf 6y agodoesn’t have to be compatible to ARM in general It does now because of Linux VMs. They added back 4K pages, for example.