Jan Kotas

> Are there some numbers that tell us how many packages on nuget.org have native libraries for non-portable rids? Yes, that would be useful data to have, together with the...

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We are looking into building a tool like this to determine il-linker compatibility. (It is not exactly the same as CoreRT compatibility, but very similar.)

> First option is using interpreter Interpreter (https://github.com/dotnet/corert/tree/master/src/System.Private.Interpreter/src) or JIT (https://github.com/dotnet/corert/tree/master/src/System.Private.Jit/src). They have different performance characteristics, but otherwise pretty equivalent. > Native Library mode Loading libraries compiled in native library...

> Interpreter and JIT Both are early prototypes. A lot of work to finish. > if we try using Interpreter or JIT and load library which call some API from...

Right. It becomes very much like what CoreCLR looks today.

Cross compiling is not supported yet.

Yes, CppCodeGen should work in Ubuntu on Windows. Note that CppCodeGen is experimental less mature option. You may have more success with using the default RyuJIT codegen.

Ok, CppCodeGen is the right option for that.

I am not aware of anybody actively working on it.