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Allow .NET Core apps to optionally be run using the Mono runtime
See original GitHub issueThe Mono runtime should support running .NET Core apps. @migueldeicaza would like a switch in dotnet run to run apps targeting .NET Core using the Mono runtime.
Related: dotnet/sdk#7931
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- Created 7 years ago
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- Comments:13 (9 by maintainers)
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Would be great because dotnet doesn’t run on armv6 while mono does.
This is sort of related, but is there a chance that the .NET Core
dotnetcommand will ever be able to load EXEs containing IL the way that Mono can? It would be useful for distributing cross-platform binaries, especially considering that a file with an EXE extension is more intuitive for a user as an executable with an entry point than a DLL.