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OSProcess includes a neat way to fork the running image/vm but unfortunately it doesn't work on arm64 (at least, not on a Pi3/4/5).
We had some discussion about this a while back (sorry, not written notes I can find) and I think we concluded it was likely to do with the setup for the dual-access of the translated code memory area not getting carried across with the fork.
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OSProcess includes a neat way to fork the running image/vm but unfortunately it doesn't work on arm64 (at least, not on a Pi3/4/5).
We had some discussion about this a while back (sorry, not written notes I can find) and I think we concluded it was likely to do with the setup for the dual-access of the translated code memory area not getting carried across with the fork.
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OSProcess includes a neat way to fork the running image/vm but unfortunately it doesn't work on arm64 (at least, not on a Pi3/4/5).
We had some discussion about this a while back (sorry, not written notes I can find) and I think we concluded it was likely to do with the setup for the dual-access of the translated code memory area not getting carried across with the fork.
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OSProcess includes a neat way to fork the running image/vm but unfortunately it doesn't work on arm64 (at least, not on a Pi3/4/5).
We had some discussion about this a while back (sorry, not written notes I can find) and I think we concluded it was likely to do with the setup for the dual-access of the translated code memory area not getting carried across with the fork.
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