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DonaldPShimoda
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Apple Silicon M1 Emulating x86 Is Still Faster Tha...
I imagine it won't take long for something as widely used as the JVM to be compiled directly for the M1 instead of relying on Rosetta. :)
hmottestad
on Nov 16, 2020
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Ironically Microsoft just released a beta arm version of the JVM for Mac.
WoodenChair
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> Ironically Microsoft just released a beta arm version of the JVM for Mac.
I wasn't aware of this. Can you provide a link?
lolpython
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https://appleinsider.com/articles/20/09/22/microsoft-contrib...
saagarjha
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They have, unfortunately it's a bit crashy in what looks new non-platform specific code.
p1necone
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Does the M1 deviate enough from standard ARM64 to need a recompile?
DonaldPShimoda
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Oh! Probably not; that's a good point. I don't know why it didn't occur to me that, of course, there's already an ARM-compatible JVM haha. Thanks!
wincy
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Wow I wonder if these new Macs are going to be the new standard for iOS and Android development, since you can run your apps for both ecosystems natively.
chrisseaton
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The JVM is a bit lacking on ARM64. I’m still seeing super-basic intrinsics being added to the compilers.
saagarjha
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Yes, it would need to be build for Darwin.
rbanffy
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How is that result with Windows on ARM laptops?
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