17 Sep
2004
17 Sep
'04
6:04 a.m.
Or DEC with their WinNT4 software that allowed DEC
Alphas to run
32-bit Intel WinNT4 binaries. IIRC, it could be done "on the fly"
(more overhead) or "precompiled" and saved back to the hard drive.
Pity my memory sucks to the point I can't remember what it was
called...
IIRC, each time you ran the software through the FX!32 emulator it
translated more of it to native code. So the more you ran an app the
faster it got up to a certain point. I tried it briefly, and it
seemed to work fairly well.
Zane
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