Matt Warren • 7/4/2016

How the dotnet CLI tooling runs your code

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This technical article delves into the mechanics of the .NET Core CLI tooling, specifically how the 'dotnet run' command executes code. It contrasts the traditional Windows process for running .NET executables with the new CoreCLR-based approach, explaining the roles of components like corehost, hostpolicy, hostfxr, and the CoreCLR runtime itself in loading and running an application.

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