Subj : wxWidgets and universal binaries
To   : Nightfox
From : Bob Roberts
Date : Thu Dec 31 2020 09:37:40

  Re: wxWidgets and universal binaries
  By: Nightfox to Mercyful Fate on Wed Mar 03 2010 07:27 am

 Ni> There are on the Mac. When Apple switched to using Intel processors, they
 Ni> created what they call "Universal Binaries", which are Mac application
 Ni> bundles that include an Intel-compiled version and PowerPC-compiled
 Ni> version; when the user runs the app, Mac OS X will run the appropriate one
 Ni> compiled for the processor used in the computer. "Universal Binary" is the
 Ni> term officially used by Apple for this type of application; it doesn't

I'm replying to a 10 year old message just to say "and here we are again."  It's 2020 and we're back to Universal Binaries so code can run on both Intel and the Apple Silicon.  All the benchmarks show the Apple M1 running emulated Intel faster then Intel chips!  Crazy.

Bob Roberts

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