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Doesn't seem like any reason that it wouldn't be native.
by protomyth 10y ago
Doesn't seem like any reason that it wouldn't be native.
- cm2187 10y agoAgree. But it is a big deal. If the CLR is ported to ARM then any c#/vb code will run very efficiently on ARM without even needing to be recompiled or making use of the x86 emulation. That's a big deal for a corporate environment.
- protomyth 10y agoI just have a tough time imagining that Microsoft wouldn't (or hasn't given RT) the CLR to ARM. It would be news if it wasn't ported.
- xorxornop 10y agoIt has been, I'm running one such example on my Raspberry Pi 2 right now. It's just a DynDNS updater. Written in UWP. I have tried it in CLR and native (machine code via .NET Native) modes. Both work great. I'm pretty sure my Pi runs on an ARM chip, anyway