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Alternatives: 1. WebAssembly 2. A subset of LLVM-IR that's architecture independent. PNacl from Google used this across chip architectures
Neither of these would help migrate current Mac apps.
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Apple, having already forced PPC->X86 and now forcing X86->X64, clearly has no difficulty forcing an architecture update every 5 years, stranding apps in the past if they don’t update. Saying that they wouldn’t force X64->ARM64 due to migration issues they have repeatedly accepted makes no sense, given their history - and especially having done so regardless of Adobe’s inability to keep up.
The intel transition was 13 years ago? And the powerpc era lasted from 1992ish to 2005?
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Neither of these would help migrate current Mac apps.
I meant, they are alternatives for Apple to consider, instead of reinventing the wheel on a cross architecture IR. Of course they won't help current Mac apps that don't have IR in those formats
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I meant, they are alternatives for Apple to consider, instead of reinventing the wheel on a cross architecture IR. Of course they won't help current Mac apps that don't have IR in those formats
I don’t think we really have a “cross architecture IR” yet.
The universe is teeming with cross architecture IRs. Eventually, LLVM will have a cross platform LLVM-IR, which will possibly be even more impactful than WebAssembly has been in it's short lifespan