Matt Warren • 12/13/2018

Exploring the .NET Core Runtime (in which I set myself a challenge)

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This technical blog post details the author's challenge to build and run a simple 'Hello World' application using only the .NET Core Runtime (CoreCLR) source code, without the standard compiler, framework libraries, or CLI tools. It explains the build process for CoreCLR and the key challenges involved in understanding the runtime's low-level interactions within the .NET ecosystem.

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