There is no simple, straightforward mechanical process of converting a piece of software from one platform to another anymore than there is a straightforward, mechanical process to translate languages.

(Which, I should add, are not 'background scripting' either. The things that aren't optimized/JITTed are typically more complex features and capabilities or those that are incredibly transformative. Thing is- when you run a game in dolphin, eventually, most of the game is running natively, that is what a JIT compiler does. You want to magically have a piece of software written and designed for one set of hardware work natively on another. You aren't talking about 'compiling' you are talking about porting it. exe, it would run like a PC game, no extra things needed as in the emulation.' The reason Emulation is slower is because it has to emulate the other system- that emulation is not 'background scripting' at all, by any measure. exe, it would run like a PC game, no extra things needed as in the emulation.Įmulation doesn't run any 'background scripting'. That is what I am using, and the thing is, for the emulation, it has to do a lot of background scripting, which you know.

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