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So I'm still a little fuzzy as to what this means. Is this basically the same thing that Mono is trying to provide? Would it now be possible to have the F# fron

So I'm still a little fuzzy as to what this means. Is this basically the same thing that Mono is trying to provide? Would it now be possible to have the F# front end link to the CoreCLR backend on Linux?

Naknut 12y ago
Thats kind if it. CoreCLR is the runtime that all .NET languages run in. CoreCLR doesn't run on Linux yet but they are working on it and once it dose all .NET languages (Including F#) should run on Linux.
tracker1 12y ago
I'm pretty sure mono is intending to replace parts of itself with coreclr...
- thinkpad20 12y ago
  My understanding was that Mono was the "open source CLR." What parts of Mono would this not cover? Once this project gets ported, what barriers to running .NET code on Linux/Mac/etc with performance and reliability comparable to Windows would remain?
  - DigitalJack 12y ago
    Libraries and Frameworks that are MS Only at the moment. I haven't been keeping track of what they have open sourced, so my point may be moot already.