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Rosetta does work with JIT'ed code. I think the way it works is that any code in memory gets the Rosetta magic applied as soon as it is marked executable.
by AndrewStephens 6y ago
Rosetta does work with JIT'ed code. I think the way it works is that any code in memory gets the Rosetta magic applied as soon as it is marked executable.
- OJFord 6y agoSo it's sort of adding latency, as a trade-off for speed (once it starts). That makes so much sense and seems so obvious in a 'huh, probably never would have thought of that' sort of way!