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From: c8847468@cc.nu.oz.au
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Subject: Emulation?
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Date: 18 Sep 90 10:24:21 GMT
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	Just a small area for discussion, I don't know if it has been
discussed before, but what are the possibilities of a virus being
emulated? For example, if I have an IBM emulator on a Macintosh, could
the emulator on the Mac generate code for the equivalent interrupts?
I know this would be more cumbersome than the IBM equivalent, but still
is it possible?
			Jonathan Coombes

jcoombes@nucs.nu.oz.au
University of Newcastle
Australia