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> what do you think of .net core? Not the parent commenter, but... This is not relevant; .NET Core is a managed environment. If your needs dictate it, then it'
by delta_p_delta_x 2y ago
> what do you think of .net core?
Not the parent commenter, but... This is not relevant; .NET Core is a managed environment. If your needs dictate it, then it's a very good choice.
> that's the only native-code-generating compiler for windows other than mingw-64 (and proprietary compilers)
clang also generates native Windows code. You can even set clang to automatically target Windows and expect the Windows SDK by running `clang-cl`. You of course will need a Windows SDK and MSVC C/C++ runtime mounted on a case-insensitive filesystem, like the Firefox guys have done[1].
[1]: https://glandium.org/blog/?p=4020 https://glandium.org/blog/?p=4020
- kragen 2y agoi don't think the msvc c/c++ runtime is open-source, is it? (the native-code bit is just the cil jit compiler i think)
- neonsunset 2y agoIt is managed, but it also lets you write C-equivalent code with a similar degree of freedom, and compile it to native executables.