facekapow
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1 year ago Yes, we're aware of touchHLE (and, personally, I think it's super cool), but thank you. See #1361.
Closed upintheairsheep closed 1 year ago
facekapow
commented
1 year ago Yes, we're aware of touchHLE (and, personally, I think it's super cool), but thank you. See #1361.
touchHLE is a project similar to Darling that excecutes an iPhone's CPU via dynarmic libraries, and uses a reimplementations of Apple frameworks written in Rust. It is specifically made for running old 32-bit apps (currently iPhone OS 2.x) and does not have any plans for 64-bit support. Darling could benefit by reusing some (or hopefully all) implementations via code conversion, and can use dynarmic to run 32-bit iOS apps, then try executing the iOS games supported by touchHLE and try to mantain parity with it. https://github.com/hikari-no-yume/touchHLE/ (main source) https://github.com/LennyKappa/touchHLE/tree/thread-changes-real (adds some new threads) https://github.com/LennyKappa/touchHLE/tree/later-ios (attempts support for iPhone OS 3.x) https://github.com/KiritoDv/touchHLE/tree/mania_trunk (adds a few new functions to support Mystery Mania) https://github.com/ciciplusplus/touchHLE/branches/active (a myriad of branches that attempt support for various new games, usually the latest branch updated contains the improvements of all other branches)
https://github.com/ipasimulator/ipasim (another project similar to touchHLE but adds support for basic 64-bit iOS apps via WinObjC)