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Wine emulates Windows APIs. You would need something like qemu to do arm->x86-64 to do CPU emulation and then use WINE to run Windows programs on a Raspberry P
by tarotuser 4y ago
Wine emulates Windows APIs.
You would need something like qemu to do arm->x86-64 to do CPU emulation and then use WINE to run Windows programs on a Raspberry Pi.
- skrowl 4y agohttps://github.com/ptitSeb/box64 https://github.com/ptitSeb/box64 can do it a little lighter than a full qemu VM
- dark-star 4y agoI think your comment went to the wrong post. I know how Wine works, and in my example I explicitly said "API". And I don't think I ever said something about ARM or the RaspberryPi? My point was to explicitly make it simple to understand, as most people don't know what thunks are, or trampolines, or the differences between protected mode and long mode. And yes, I called Wine an emulator, because that's what it is...