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Yeah, my primary use case for it has been running proprietary utilities to inspect/operate hard disks, and things like that, which may only be available as stat
by microcolonel 6y ago
Yeah, my primary use case for it has been running proprietary utilities to inspect/operate hard disks, and things like that, which may only be available as statically-linked ia32 binaries, potentially until the end of time.
There is a lot of performance left on the floor by real-time-only DBT when applied to binaries which do not jump into dynamic memory at all. QEMU is also, in my opinion, too general-purpose to be efficient. I think high-performance SBT and DBT is crucial to the adoption of new ISAs, it should maybe be something RISC-V International/The Linux Foundation puts up a bounty for (along with native ports of popular JITs like v8 and HotSpot).