What we have on x86 is a well defined target. We won't always succeed in reaching it, but it's possible. If a code change gets us closer to the behaviour of Windows then it's the correct thing to do. What we have right no on ARM is *no* target. How do we decide whether a given code change is correct or not?
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Re: We already have this problem
Date: 2014-09-17 06:58 am (UTC)