Matt Warren • 6/7/2018

CoreRT - A .NET Runtime for AOT

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This technical article explores CoreRT, a .NET Core runtime optimized for Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation. It explains CoreRT's purpose, compares it to existing .NET AOT implementations like Mono and .NET Native, and provides a high-level architectural overview of its compiler and runtime components. The post is a detailed analysis for developers interested in native .NET application deployment across platforms.

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