Stefan Dösinger

Most likely not. We never tested page sizes other than 4k

The intention was three fold: 1) Sometimes there is no host system able to take care of the emulation. Most notably graphics drivers for ARM systems might not have a...

This is the first time I hear about box86. It sounds interesting indeed. Looking at the box86 site there's an obvious catch though: > Box86 lets you run x86 Linux...

That video doesn't have any useful data unfortunately. The games are ancient, there's no framerate data (except the one game that's stuck at 60 fps vsync). My main development machine...

A full game always runs into both. It has x86 code and calls the host system for e.g. 3D and sound. For a complete picture we also need tests that...

A simple comparison of shasum on a huge file in box86 vs qemu would be a good start. Just make sure that the shasum binary you run in box86 actually...

Those are pretty good results compared to qemu. Out of curiosity, what's the performance of a native arm binary on the same hardware? The trail factoring numbers look weird, but...

Its a mix of all of this. Upstream Wine is broken, even when hangover was working it only worked for a handful of people. Due to the different screen and...

One conceptual problem with optimizing the generated ARM code is exception handling: It is difficult to impossible to merge two x86 instructions into one ARM instruction (or any other less-than-1:1...

See if sound works in arm64 winecfg (not run inside hangover). It is quite possible that our mmdevapi wrapper is missing some interfaces added in later Wine versions. Although I...