ptitSeb/box64
Box64
Box64 هو وقت تشغيل عبر البنيات وطبقة محاكاة لوضع المستخدم تسمح بتشغيل برامج Linux وWindows على أجهزة غير أصلية. يعمل كمحاكي لتعليمات x86-64 ومترجم ثنائي، حيث ينفذ الملفات الثنائية 64-بت على بنيات CPU مختلفة عن طريق ترجمة كود الآلة إلى تعليمات أصلية.
يستخدم المشروع إعادة التجميع الديناميكي لتسريع التنفيذ ويقوم بتعيين استدعاءات نظام الضيف إلى مكتبات المضيف الأصلية لزيادة السرعة وتوافق الأجهزة. يمكنه محاكاة بيئة تنفيذ 32-بت لدعم البرامج القديمة ويتكامل مع نواة نظام التشغيل للتعرف تلقائياً على الملفات القابلة للتنفيذ الأجنبية وتشغيلها.
يغطي النظام تنفيذ برامج Linux 64-بت و32-بت، وملفات Windows الثنائية، وعملاء الألعاب، بما في ذلك دعم تراكبات رسومات Vulkan. يوفر آليات لتجميع المكتبات، وتحميل حزم AppImage، وتحسين الأهداف الخاصة بالأجهزة.
يدعم البرنامج التجميع الثنائي الساكن ويوفر سلسلة أدوات تجميع متقاطع للنشر عبر بنيات CPU مختلفة.
Features
- Dynamic Binary Translators - Converts guest machine code into native host instructions at runtime to execute binaries on unsupported architectures.
- x86 Binary Emulators - Functions as an x86-64 binary emulator that executes machine code on non-x86 hardware architectures.
- Cross-Architecture Instruction Mapping - Maps 64-bit guest registers and instructions to the available operation sets of the host CPU.
- Cross-Architecture Binary Execution - Executes software built for different hardware platforms on a host system through dynamic binary translation.
- System Call Mapping - Intercepts guest operating system requests and translates them into compatible host operations.
- Linux Environment Emulation - Provides an environment to execute Linux binaries on non-native hardware by emulating the necessary system and kernel interfaces.
- System-Call Interception - Translates guest operating system requests into compatible host operations by wrapping library functions and system calls.
- User-Mode Emulation - Simulates a target CPU environment within a host process without requiring a full operating system kernel boot.
- Binary Translation Layers - Implements a binary translation layer that allows Linux executables to run on non-native hardware without full virtualization.
- Windows Compatibility Layers - Implements a compatibility layer that allows Windows applications to run on non-Windows operating systems.
- Cross-Architecture Binary Runtimes - Provides a runtime environment that enables software built for different CPU architectures to execute on the host hardware.
- Native Library Integrations - Maps guest system calls to native host libraries to increase execution speed and hardware compatibility.
- Guest-to-Host Library Mapping - Redirects guest library calls to native host equivalents to increase execution speed and ensure hardware compatibility.
- Dynamic Recompilation Engines - Translates frequently executed blocks of code into native instructions to reduce emulation overhead.
- ARM Linux Gaming Emulation - Runs PC game clients and graphics-heavy applications on ARM-based Linux devices using Vulkan and native library mapping.
- Game Client Emulation - Runs game platform clients on non-native architectures for both Linux and Windows versions.
- Kernel Binary Format Registration - Integrates with the host operating system kernel to automatically route foreign binary executions through the translation layer.
- 32-bit Runtime Emulation - Simulates a 32-bit execution environment using 64-bit libraries to run software on architectures lacking native support.
- 32-bit x86 Execution - Supports the execution of legacy 32-bit x86 processes alongside 64-bit binaries.
- Legacy 32-bit Binary Support - Simulates a 32-bit execution environment to run older software on modern 64-bit systems.
- Hardware Instruction Targeting - Optimizes build configurations to target specific processor architectures and SoC platforms for improved execution efficiency.
- Virtualization and Containers - High-performance emulator for running x86 Linux binaries on ARM.
