An ARM, an apple and a raspberry.

[richmond62]

The LiveCode release for Raspberry Pi 6.5.1 contained an engine to build standalones
for Android-ARM: presumably this sort of thing will not run on Apple-ARM processors?

[jacque]

It's unlikely, every OS has its own system calls and they are all different. Also Android apps are based on Java and iOS isn't. I doubt it would even install.

[Klaus]

Aha!

I was expecting: ... went into a bar.

[richmond62]

Also Android apps are based on Java and iOS isn't.

Actually I meant Macintosh computers with ARM chips.

[jacque]

Same thing, the system calls and the app structure are too different to work interchangeably.

[richmond62]

Thank you.

[mwieder]

...the bartender said...

[jacque]

... "we don't serve fruits here." And the raspberry said, "This one's okay, we got him off of Obama."

[richmond62]

and the bar-tender said, "Looks kinda jammy to me."

[mwieder]

[PaulDaMacMan]

Also Android apps are based on Java and iOS isn't.

Actually I meant Macintosh computers with ARM chips.

I imagine some sort of virtualization would work well. Likely that would be faster than translating from ARM to X86 instructions set.

Someone has already gotten a Linux desktop OS to build and boot on Apple Silicon, but that may have problems with graphics acceleration since I'm sure that's closed source proprietary GPU driver.