Conor Breen

Any suggestions on how to get around this in a .Net Maui iOS app? The option to enable Mono interpreter In VS 17.4 Stable or 17.5 Preview isn't there any...

Still not working without workaround...

You can workaround this for now by calling SetRow/Column explicitly: ```csharp grid.SetRow((IView)view1, 0); grid.SetColumn((IView)view1, 0); grid.SetRow((IView)view2, 0); grid.SetColumn((IView)view2, 1); grid.Children.Add(view1); grid.Children.Add(view2); ``` The cast is necessary because of this: 

Same as @Qws I get a black screen for a few seconds when my app is loading. How does something so fundamental and open for almost 2 years now not...

To be honest I was aware of the limitations around AOT/generics, but I wasn't aware of those attributes until I went searching for the docs to link here. I will...

Theoretically, if they work, I am guessing it would mean no need to re-introduce `WithoutFastExpressionCompiler` functionality, but instead updating the FastExpressionCompiler library to use same annotations..

After reading the docs some more, I came across this: ``` Rules.WithUseInterpretation The compilation (essentially `System.Reflection.Emit`) is not supported by all targets, e.g. by the Xamarin iOS. In this case...

Yes sorry, I didn't write the package and not really looked at this before. I'm honestly not sure if there is anyway to detect AOT compilation, either directly or by...

I've also been struggling with this. Turns out it is not implemented in WinUI yet. Doesn't seem to be high up on the agenda, either. None of the suggested workarounds...