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What about .Net on ARM?

• WorldMaker 9y ago
  I believe there was a mention in the Day 1 BUILD keynote somewhere that Samsung's work on .NET on ARM (built for Tizen specifically, but I would imagine generically useful) was going to be open sourced to the .NET Core project at some point.
  • d9 9y ago
    So, as of today, Windows 10 on ARM support x86 win32 or UWP, but not a .Net?
    • WorldMaker 9y ago
      Oh, UWP .NET has always supported ARM (since Windows 8). I assumed the question was about .NET needs outside of the UWP.
      • WorldMaker 9y ago
        Also, the Win32 x86 emulation I would imagine would support most/all .NET Win32 applications, to whatever extent the Win32 .NET Framework gets added to emulation image.
• pjmlp 9y ago
  .NET always supported ARM for embedded deployments, and nowadays UWP as well, so they have enough code around to update RyuJIT to also support ARM.