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Thats not that different from Java, C# and loads of other compiled languages. Sure images there are called "dll" og "Class" files, but in practice you have to s
by tomjen3 3y ago
Thats not that different from Java, C# and loads of other compiled languages. Sure images there are called "dll" og "Class" files, but in practice you have to ship a runtime to run them (C# can compile to standalone native code, but I don't think that is normally done).
- neonsunset 3y agoWhen you don't publish single-file binary (JIT self-contained or otherwise or AOT), each assembly is compiled to a separate .dll file. .NET assemblies closest abstraction in other languages is probably modules and compilation units (sans limitations of those) - they can contain many types and their members.