#Arm emulator not running on mac install

To debug an app running on a remote device, you'll need to download and install the remote tools for ARM. Plan for Visual Studio to take longer to install, and expect it to pause for periods of time, or require restarting.

The performance on any ARM-powered device is going to be poor, and you will likely find it unacceptable for regular use. Optimize your time by using Visual Studio only when necessary for ARM-specific work. Tips for running Visual Studio on ARM devices Use only when needed For all other application types, see the remote debugging documentation. To deploy a new app, see running a Windows Store app remotley. To debug Windows Universal Applications already installed on the device, see the debug installed app package documentation. Remote targeting ARM devicesДЇor the best experience, we recommend you use Visual Studio on a separate, x86 powered, computer, and use the remote deployment and debugging features in Visual Studio to target the ARM-based device. As such, we don't recommend running Visual Studio on devices that use ARM-based processors, and instead recommend remotely targeted ARM devices. Running Visual Studio on an ARM processor via x86 emulation severely impairs the performance of Visual Studio, and several features in Visual Studio are not designed to work in this scenario. However, Windows provides x86 emulation on ARM, which Visual Studio can run. Visual Studio is built to target processors based on the x86 architecture, and there are no versions of Visual Studio for ARM-based processors. Visual Studio is only supported on devices using a x86 or AMD64/ењ†4 based processor.

Arm emulator not running on mac