Rohansi

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   by Rohansi 11y ago

   JSIL does bring in dependencies and can perform dead-code elimination. I'm not sure if this is supported with ilwasm already.
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   by Rohansi 11y ago

   Goroutines and C# async/await are quite similar in use and behavior, the implementations are very different though. Goroutines have their own stack but Tasks don't, they store values that cross await boundaries in a compiler-gener
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   by Rohansi 12y ago

   I'm always a bit skeptical of the libraries that generate IL. One of the biggest reasons I consider scripting is to support hot swapping, but the CLR doesn't do a good job with that. I have used CS-Script before and it's dece
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   by Rohansi 12y ago

   Jint is nice but it's really slow. Script# looks like it only compiles C# to JS, not really relevant here. Exor looks interesting but the CLR doesn't handle assembly reloading very well. You either have to use AppDomains or dynami
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   by Rohansi 12y ago

   I wasn't really satisfied with the existing scripting libraries available for C#, many just bind to a native implementation or have terrible interfaces. I wanted something easy to use that would work (almost) everywhere without any has