• [^] # Re: couche d'émulation binaire

    Posté par . En réponse à la dépêche La version 3 de NetBSD est disponible. Évalué à 6.

    NetBSD provides a binary emulation system, which permits directly running binaries for other UNIX-like operating systems, including FreeBSD, HP-UX, Interactive UNIX, Linux, OSF/1, SCO UNIX, SunOS, System V Release 4, Solaris and Ultrix on the same CPU type. For example, any NetBSD/m68k based platform can run SunOS binaries for Sun 3 and 3x systems (but not SunOS binaries for SPARC or UltraSPARC systems), while NetBSD/sparc can run SunOS and Solaris binaries for SPARC systems.


    Tu en saura plus ici:

    http://www.netbsd.org/Goals/interop.html

    Concretement ça dis: compatibilité binaire pour les unix sur la même
    architecture processeur.

    Compatibilité des sources avec les POSIX, linux, XPG/SUS et bien sur
    les BSD's.

    In addition, the emulators/wine package and emulators/doscmd package permit running of Windows and MS-DOS applications, and the Linux version of Executor can be used to run MacOS applications.


    Tu peu utilisé des emulateurs pour faire tourner des appli win.


    New in NetBSD 3: native support for the Xen virtual machine monitor! With native Xen support on Intel platforms, NetBSD provides seamless support for execution of multiple guest operating systems with unprecedented levels of performance and resource isolation.

    Thanks to binary emulation in NetBSD, it is possible to run many commercial applications that are not available for NetBSD natively (such as Mathematica, Matlab or Maple). Over a dozen binary emulations are supported in NetBSD 3. These applications, and many more, are available through the NetBSD Package Collection, pkgsrc.


    Sinon, Xen est supporté en natif sous NetBSD.
    donc tout est permis, pour processeur i686 seulement je crois...