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Does this mean you need one binary per OS so that the runtime matches, or do they do some magic so that one single binary can run on all Oses ?
by BiteCode_dev 5y ago
Does this mean you need one binary per OS so that the runtime matches, or do they do some magic so that one single binary can run on all Oses ?
- sebastienros 5y agoYou create one binary per OS.
- jonathanlydall 5y agoYou create a single binary which has the runtime and dependencies self contained within. You of course have to choose your target platform for this as it makes .exes for Windows, ELFs for Linux, etc. If you want you can still choose to distribute IL DLLs and users then use their already installed dotnet on their machine to run them.
- e12e 5y ago> You of course have to choose your target platform for this (...) https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan (but, yeah, you probably want one version per target, even if hacks are cool)