> Much of the system was still in 68K code, so to enable its continuing use, and to allow the running of existing 68K apps, it came with a built-in 68K emulator.
I'm basically used to compatibility layers for applications, but it remains wild to me that they shipped a system where the OS relied on the same translation.
> Much of the system was still in 68K code, so to enable its continuing use, and to allow the running of existing 68K apps, it came with a built-in 68K emulator.
I'm basically used to compatibility layers for applications, but it remains wild to me that they shipped a system where the OS relied on the same translation.