1. RE: Virtual procesor
yeah. euphoria just isn't cut out for intense stuff like emulation
Mike The Spike wrote:
> Hmmm..
> Nah...
> That's impossible...
> Even with the best of optimisations, it will always
> run slower...
> Especially in Euphoria...
>
> Mike The Spike
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> > >You can't make your computer faster by using a
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> > I recall that, in certain circumstances, the virtual
> > machine code actually
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2. RE: Virtual procesor
huh? that's impossible! even if it were possible and i did want to do
that, i certainly wouldn't trust euphoria to do it(no offense, rob)!
if you want a good emulator, try bochs. i'm not sure if it emulates
any MMX instructions, but you could get the source and add some. as far
as i know, the latest version of bochs emulates a pentium. with the
windows version, you have to go with disk images instead of real disks,
though.
alojz.hancic at siol.net wrote:
> Hi all
>
> I think you miss understanded me. I was traying to ask you if it is
> posible
> to write a program that woud bee like a procesor so you coud swich off
> the
> real procesor and use the virtual one.
>
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> Lep Pozdrav
> Jan
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