RE: [parisc-linux] Re: [Linux-ia64] Linux, Itanium and PA/RISC

Adriano Galano
2003-03-26T17:59:18Z

> Hi,
>
Hi again:

> m.delahaye@esiee.fr (Matthieu Delahaye) wrote:
>
> As far as I know, the PA-Risc instruction mapping is done with lots of
> software help. The concept is a bit like JIT-Compilers in Java. (It is
> easier to do this when having a RISC code with equal
> instruction length
> compared to ugly X86 code.) As long as my knowledge is correct, you
> therefore cannot run any PA-RISC OS directly on the Hardware, but you
> can run PA-RISC Software in any OS that supports the instruction
> mapping, maybe one can even run a PA-RISC OS inside a virtual PA-RISC
> Machine on Itaniums. (However I don't know any such VM.)
>

Which VM are ported to Linux IA64? Bochs? Virtuozzo? VMWare? Plex86?

Recent Microsoft adquisition
(http://www.connectix.com/fr/about/acquisition_faq.html) is focus in this
sense I think.

Regards,

-Adriano

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