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dougallj Skip to primary content Skip to secondary content dougallj Search Main menu Home About Post navigation ← Older posts Why is Rosetta 2 fast? Posted on November 9, 2022 by dougallj 15 Rosetta 2 is remarkably fast when compared to other x86-on-ARM emulators. I’ve spent a little time looking at how it works, out of idle curiosity, and found it to be quite unusual, so I figured I’d put together my notes. My understanding is a bit rough, and is mostly based on reading the ahead-of-time translated code, and making inferences about the runtime from that. Let me know if you have any corrections, or find any tricks I’ve missed. IDA Pro screenshot: side-by-side comparison of Rosetta 2 ahead-of-time code, and the original x86 code, for a function incorrectly named “parity64”, that computes the 8-bit parity an argument using the x86 parity-flag. Ahead-of-time translation Rosetta 2 translates the entire text segment of the binary from x86 to ARM ...

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