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> So, if developers start publishing "Fat EXEs" that were actually in a different non-PE format, then you're not going to be able to use those on any older oper
by ChocolateGod 2y ago
> So, if developers start publishing "Fat EXEs" that were actually in a different non-PE format, then you're not going to be able to use those on any older operating system.
Couldn't the ARM code be put at the end of the x86 code, so operating systems unaware of the change would run the x86 code like before, but the ARM devices shipping an updated version of the OS would skip to the ARM code.
- a1o 2y agoThat is a cool approach. And Windows files already support appending files too - or at least I know exe files do.