Can S2E support ARM architecture？

[Jay Ironman]

Can S2E support ARM architecture, such as running S2E on Ubuntu 22.04 with ARM architecture (of course, S2E can run normally on X_86 architecture).

[Vitaly Chipounov]

Hi,

No you can't run it on arm hosts because the translator can only generate x86.

Vitaly

On Thu, Dec 26, 2024, 13:54 Jay Ironman <ironman...@gmail.com> wrote:

Can S2E support ARM architecture, such as running S2E on Ubuntu 22.04 with ARM architecture (of course, S2E can run normally on X_86 architecture).

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[Jay Ironman]

But I only have a MacBook (M3, ARM architecture) on hand recently. Is there any good way to use S2E?
The method I came up with is to use UTM for translation and run an Ubuntu virtual machine with X_86 architecture, using S2E. However, will this result in significant performance loss?
Is it feasible to use Rosetta to run X_86 binary?
I hope to receive your reply.

[Vitaly Chipounov]

No idea, I am not a Mac user. I would have to do some research on this. 

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