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I mean, one trade-off is obvious: you get the drawbacks of the runtime too. Any .NET program is opting you into tens of MBs of binary/lib size and RAM usage for
by applfanboysbgon 4mo ago
I mean, one trade-off is obvious: you get the drawbacks of the runtime too. Any .NET program is opting you into tens of MBs of binary/lib size and RAM usage for what a C program could do in <1mb. This completely rules out using in the language in certain domains eg. embedded.
- paddim8 4mo ago.NET programs can be AOT compiled
- applfanboysbgon 4mo agoI am well aware of that, given that I routinely ship such programs. Compiling ahead of time does not change the fact that the .NET runtime is orders of magnitude larger than a C runtime.
- VikingCoder 3mo ago[dead]
- metaltyphoon 3mo agoFunny enough, in their both latest versions. C# AOT has a smaller runtime than Go one