> x86 to ARM translation, in software or hardware-assisted, is > probably doomed as a primary means of software support, but it > does make Windows 8 on ARM more appealing IMO.
Intel is adding instruction sets and even instruction formats at a torrid pace. I still have to read the AVX programming reference. It's 717 pages long. I've run translated software on Alpha. It was a pain to do the translation. Apple did a good job on Power to Intel but Intel was the faster chip and they could at least map AltiVec to SSE2.
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