Steven Michaud

Thanks! HookCase doesn't work on iOS -- only on macOS/OS X. I suppose you could use it to target programs running in an iOS emulator on macOS, though I haven't...

HookCase is pretty tightly bound to Apple's Intel ABI, and to several features of Intel's processors. For example it uses Intel software interrupts. So it will be a lot of...

I don't know whether or not it will be possible, but I definitely will look into it. And not just for the M1 chip. However, I won't start until Apple...

Apple has recently released source code for the macOS 11.0.1 xnu kernel. But release versions of VMWare Fusion and Parallels don't yet support Apple Silicon hosts and guests. I'm going...

And I'm waiting for VMware or Parallels to release software that can virtualize some version of macOS on Apple Silicon hardware. As best I can tell, this isn't going to...

Thanks, @sferrini, for pointing these out to me. I'll play around with them later, when I have more time. Neither of them has any documentation, so it's hard to know...

No. VMware and Parallels still don't have releases that support macOS clients on Apple Silicon hardware. If I had to guess, I'd say this is probably because Apple's Virtualization framework...

Here's a link to a comment by a VMware employee that sheds some light on the problem of supporting macOS clients on Apple Silicon hardware. Note that it's a bit...

It might, I suppose. But like the two projects mentioned above, it has no documentation whatsoever. When I use unknown software, I like to have some idea of what it...

Thanks, @sferrini. I looked briefly at the UTM project, and it does seem promising. I expect, though, that it's different from VMware Fusion and Parallels in (at least) two important...