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To be free from the .Net runtime. If you're deploying on an environment where .Net would be unnecessary overhead, you can use OCaml, compile to native code, and
by yawaramin 12y ago
To be free from the .Net runtime. If you're deploying on an environment where .Net would be unnecessary overhead, you can use OCaml, compile to native code, and distribute with a minimal runtime.
- cwyers 12y agoWell, my personal machine runs Windows, and at work we're a heavy C#/SQL Server shop, so .Net is fine with me.