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Grrr. Why won't Microsoft open the CLR? It's so fast and has such amazing codegen! I don't want performance to degrade moving from Windows to some platform that
by gaze 13y ago
Grrr. Why won't Microsoft open the CLR? It's so fast and has such amazing codegen! I don't want performance to degrade moving from Windows to some platform that requires I run mono!
- dragonwriter 13y ago> Why won't Microsoft open the CLR? It's so fast and has such amazing codegen! Watch how you are about to answer your own question. > I don't want performance to degrade moving from Windows to some platform that requires I run mono! Yes, but Microsoft, who sells Windows licenses, does want performance to degrade when you move from Windows to some other platform.
- marshray 13y agoWhile it's not the same insanely-optimized JIT-compiled runtime implementation that you're asking about, note that the .Net micro framework has been released as Apache 2.0.
- lucian1900 13y agoThe solution is to ignore .NET entirely and only use Mono, even on Windows. Then you get the same platform everywhere, as you would with the JVM.