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TSO is Total Store Ordering, which refers to the memory model of x86_64. For Rosetta 2, Apple will switch the M1 processor's memory model when emulating x86_64.
by raimue 5y ago
TSO is Total Store Ordering, which refers to the memory model of x86_64. For Rosetta 2, Apple will switch the M1 processor's memory model when emulating x86_64.
- eatbitseveryday 5y agoAny documentation for this?
- cjdell 5y agoDoes this mean you can run an x86 VM faster than a snails pace? I tried an WinXP VM on my M1 Air just for fun but got the performance of an early Pentium. I know emulation is slow but was hoping for a little more.
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