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<cr1901_modern>
balrog: This seems to be 32-bit apps on 64-bit Mac?
<balrog>
cr1901_modern: yep, though I supposed it could be extended to 32-bit apps on 64-bit OS for Linux as well
<balrog>
(meaning — on pure 64-bit, no 32-bit libs)
<balrog>
Codeweavers' main product is a polished-up version of Wine that runs on macOS (Linux as well but that probably does not make them as much money), which means they had to do this
<linkmauve>
That sounds great!
<linkmauve>
I want to play with that on Linux.
<linkmauve>
Getting rid of all of the lib32 crap would be really nice.
<balrog>
I'd expect it to make its way to WINE upstream eventually; I'm not sure how they'll deal with the custom clang
<linkmauve>
Or at least, providing a thin layer calling the amd64 version of the symbol for each symbol.
<balrog>
the main issue for Linux is that the X support in WINE didn't get ported
<balrog>
(since their goal was to rush out a product)
<balrog>
as that post describes, it does rely on manipulating the LLDT to run 32bit code in a 64bit process