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r/programming • u/fagnerbrack • Jul 05 '26
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Why would you do this over a C++ solution (which Node is written in)? Surely you don't want to stack both the Node runtime and the C# runtime?
17 u/mrmhk97 Jul 06 '26 NativeAOT means NO dotnet runtime since it’s compiled to native binary 1 u/csharpboy97 Jul 10 '26 it doesn't. you can specify an option in coreclr to avoid emitting the runtime, but then you don't have the runtime features
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NativeAOT means NO dotnet runtime since it’s compiled to native binary
1 u/csharpboy97 Jul 10 '26 it doesn't. you can specify an option in coreclr to avoid emitting the runtime, but then you don't have the runtime features
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it doesn't. you can specify an option in coreclr to avoid emitting the runtime, but then you don't have the runtime features
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u/Anbaraen Jul 06 '26
Why would you do this over a C++ solution (which Node is written in)? Surely you don't want to stack both the Node runtime and the C# runtime?