Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
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Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
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Re: Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
#2Does anyone know if there is work being done to add JSX syntax to C# (either into the language directly or as part of a pre-processor)?
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#3Awesome.
> This currently requires MacOS High Sierra to run.
Ha, feels strange to say it, but "waiting for a Windows version". Also for the latest Mono preview targeting WebAssembly [0], I wanted a Windows nightly...went and looked at the Mono site's nightly downloads...nope, Linux and macOS only. Heh.
0 - http://www.mono-project.com/docs/about-mono/releases/5.8.0/
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#4Has anyone heard about Microsoft working on a similar project? The proof of concept last summer seemed to have raised a lot of interest among Microsoft people. I hope they take that route.
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#5This awesome, I much prefer to code in C# as compared to js. It is a much cleaner language.
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#6Has anyone heard about Microsoft working on a similar project? The proof of concept last summer seemed to have raised a lot of interest among Microsoft people. I hope they take that route.
We are Microsoft employees :-)
Re: Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
#7Has anyone heard about Microsoft working on a similar project? The proof of concept last summer seemed to have raised a lot of interest among Microsoft people. I hope they take that route.
Edit : I misread this article. Neiter of the projects i mentioned target webassembly. But CoreRT could one day.
Microsoft has two similar projects:
CoreRT : Which is a managed re-implementation of the CLR allowing for AoT compilation.
LLILC : A LLVM Backend for .NET MSIL. (Stalled)
Re: Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
#8Has anyone heard about Microsoft working on a similar project? The proof of concept last summer seemed to have raised a lot of interest among Microsoft people. I hope they take that route.
We are Microsoft employees :-)
I meant Microsoft as in throwing the full weight of Visual studio integration and tooling!
Re: Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
#9Does anyone know if there is work being done to add JSX syntax to C# (either into the language directly or as part of a pre-processor)?
The CSharpLang github[1] repository would be where to look for this. I didn't find anything that mentioned adding language support for it, and IIRC, in the past they rejected the idea of inline XML or JSON support.
Going the other way of C# inside HTML, you have Razor[2] and Blazor[3], the latter of which is a prototype of Razor running in the browser via web assembly.
[1]: https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang [2]: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/mvc/views/razor [3]: http://blog.stevensanderson.com/2017/11/05/blazor-on-mono/
Re: Mono and WebAssembly – Updates on Static Compilation
#10Has anyone heard about Microsoft working on a similar project? The proof of concept last summer seemed to have raised a lot of interest among Microsoft people. I hope they take that route.
Edit : I misread this article. Neiter of the projects i mentioned target webassembly. But CoreRT could one day. Microsoft has two similar projects: CoreRT : Which is a managed re-implementation of the CLR allowing for AoT compilation. LLILC : A LLVM Backend for .NET MSIL. (Stalled) https://github.com/dotnet/corert https://github.com/dotnet/llilc
CoreRT's WASM support is being worked on:
https://github.com/dotnet/corert/tree/master/src/ILCompiler....
There are some instructions here:
https://github.com/dotnet/corert/blob/master/Documentation/h...