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"Going native" meant salvaging Vista's low performance by rewriting everything in C++ that was written in .NET -- .NET was the "wave" here, but it's also the cu
by Hydraulix989 11y ago
"Going native" meant salvaging Vista's low performance by rewriting everything in C++ that was written in .NET -- .NET was the "wave" here, but it's also the culprit for Vista eating memory like cheap sushi.
- pjmlp 11y agoYet, the replacement of Win32 API model is with everything being written in the original design of .NET, with AOT native compilation and classes being COM objects. What killed Vista was politics between OSDev and DevTools units.