BinaryTranslation
Binary translation is a technique used in computer science to convert executable code from one instruction set architecture (ISA) to another. This is often necessary when a program compiled for one type of processor needs to run on a different type of processor. Instead of recompiling the source code, which may not be available, binary translation modifies the machine code directly.
There are two main approaches to binary translation: static and dynamic. Static binary translation analyzes and
Binary translation is a key technology for enabling backward compatibility, allowing newer hardware to run older