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The lack of an available runtime implementation, or the transitive dependencies of the dynamically linked reference assemblies, does not preclude the compiled a
by celdon25 2y ago
The lack of an available runtime implementation, or the transitive dependencies of the dynamically linked reference assemblies, does not preclude the compiled assembly from being cross-platform. The assembly within the file built by a C# compiler contains IL code that can be extracted by cross-platform tooling. There’s nothing OS-specific at that layer.
We are talking about the language, not the runtime implementation.
- lmm 2y agoWe're talking about what language people use and why. How well it runs on their platform in practice is a much more relevant factor for that than how cross-platform it is in theory.