Nintendo Emulator for Linux PPC

[Sean O. Denney]

Sometime yes, sometime no.  It all depends on whether or not the code
relies on x86 specific libraries or not.  You can always try it.
There are three outcomes:

1. You compile it, it compiles fine, and runs;
2. You compile it, it compiles fine, but doesn't run; or
3. You compile it, and it doesn't compile.

I've tried this with numerous x86 source, and I've run into all three
scenarios.

Also, try www.emulation.net. The site is dedicated to emulators
running under MacOS, but each emulator has a link to the homepages of
each one where you can find the linux or windows version.

--- Sean

On Sun, 21 Apr 2002 michelkenny@shaw.ca wrote:

> Thanks for the speedy response. Do I use the RPMs or do I have to 
> compile the source myself? And there's something else that I've been 
> asking myself. Can I take the source code of something for Linux x86 
> and compile it under Linux PPC (Yellow Dog), or do I need the source 
> code specifically written for Linux PPC?