What you do know is that the program entry is code. You can start from there and put traps in sections where you are not sure (e.g jmp tables etc.). You could combine it with a cache that remembers translated code.
In a later stage you can make tools that makes binary patches from this cache so this information can be distributed or updated so that the loader doesn't need to find out each time it loads a program.
Non-trivial job, I agree, but what would we hobby programmers do otherwise ?
greets,
Staf.
I think the key here is that any work you would need to do to get 68k executing on the cold fire, would be true of faster, cheaper processors.
I still think Iggy should have some fun with this project (this is the whole point of AROS after all), but be under no illusions of good or even passable 68k compatiblity
