This is half joke, half serious.
You can run Yuzu on hardware weaker than the Switch itself, it just won't run well at all. So my thought process is that you could in theory port Yuzu to the 3ds, not to actually run games, just to see if it could work in the first place. If I had to guess, it would probably run at half a frame every few minutes. The Switch, GPU wise, is over 100x as powerful..
The only advantage the 3ds has is that it's Arm and so is the Switch. And there *is* a Yuzu Android port, and Yuzu is open source. So if you had a few months to port all of Yuzu to the 3ds, you could, in theory, get Yuzu running. Obviously not accounting for the fact that the 3ds doesn't support Vulkan or a newer version of OpenGL.
So I'm assuming the answer is no.
You can run Yuzu on hardware weaker than the Switch itself, it just won't run well at all. So my thought process is that you could in theory port Yuzu to the 3ds, not to actually run games, just to see if it could work in the first place. If I had to guess, it would probably run at half a frame every few minutes. The Switch, GPU wise, is over 100x as powerful..
The only advantage the 3ds has is that it's Arm and so is the Switch. And there *is* a Yuzu Android port, and Yuzu is open source. So if you had a few months to port all of Yuzu to the 3ds, you could, in theory, get Yuzu running. Obviously not accounting for the fact that the 3ds doesn't support Vulkan or a newer version of OpenGL.
So I'm assuming the answer is no.