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Looking forward to CoreRT being usable for non-trivial applications. But I wonder why CoreRT is still in early development, while .NET Native is ready for unive
by mwcampbell 11y ago
Looking forward to CoreRT being usable for non-trivial applications. But I wonder why CoreRT is still in early development, while .NET Native is ready for universal apps on the Windows Store. Why wouldn't the runtime from .NET Native be suitable for desktop and server apps today?
- pjmlp 11y agoAs I understand it, it doesn't cover all possible MSIL opcodes or .NET APIs. Only libraries that can run on top of CoreCLR can be AOT compiled with .NET Native. For example the F# team is currently making possible to target CoreCLR. Then there are possibly the political issues where Microsoft wants to drive .NET Native.