Closed rakslice closed 7 years ago
Why not make slirp 64 bit clean? It seem that slirp is portable in Mac, Linux and Windows.
Slirp is fine for TCP/IP, but what about AppleTalk?
Also slirp is completely in userspace... if the application you have in mind would work through slirp, what's stopping you from using it on a 64-bit system right now?
You don't need to list pros and cons here. The reason I bring up slirp is simply that it is portable.
So far I haven't found any no good solution to use networking in 64 bit Mac OS X host.
I've been looking for a way to get EtherTalk working on 64-bit Windows systems that require signed drivers, and OpenVPN distributes a signed 64-bit TAP v9 driver that works great