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I don't think they added a complete emulation of arm64, so it probably only runs apps with support for x86 (I have no idea of how many apps dont have support, b
by up6w6 5y ago
I don't think they added a complete emulation of arm64, so it probably only runs apps with support for x86 (I have no idea of how many apps dont have support, but they exist) like BlueStack and most of emulators - So apple still has the advantage of using the same architecture for everything and running the apps natively.
- dr-detroit 5y agothe goal isnt to make life fun for developers its to get consumers using significantly powered down devices from now on
- sedatk 5y ago> I don't think they added a complete emulation of arm64, so it probably only runs apps with support for x86 It uses Intel Bridge, which is a JIT compiler like Rosetta. So, they seem to have done it for ARM64.