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10 months ago
in Mono on the iPhone - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
what is the status of this JIT-less setup? how are you even going about it ...i mean isn't .NET based on JIT compiling akin to Java with their own byte code? Like are you rewriting the whole framework? lol
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migueldeicaza
Mono supports batch compilation (called AOT) and support for the iPhone is available on SVN/trunk.
11 months ago
in Mono on the iPhone - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
What exactly is JITing mean?
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migueldeicaza
Just-in-Time compilation. Its a technique to transform the ECMA CLI bytecodes into native code as you go.
11 months ago
in Mono on Openmoko and iPhone on Zac Bowling's Blog
I want moonlight for iPhone....is there anyway I could get a hold of the source your working with and a brief writeup on how your getting imono 'working' ont he iPhone...I'd like to help. my ultimate goal is to get moonlight working
11 months ago
in Mono on the iPhone - Miguel de Icaza on Miguel de Icaza's blog
I REALLY WANT THIS!!! is there any way to get the source?
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migueldeicaza
All the source is on SVN.
There is one major downside, developers have informed us that new versions of the SDK prevent Mono from JITing code so the standard Mono no longer works.
We have been working on a JIT-less setup (we can now batch-compile code and only deploy native code) but its a pain to get up and running.
There is one major downside, developers have informed us that new versions of the SDK prevent Mono from JITing code so the standard Mono no longer works.
We have been working on a JIT-less setup (we can now batch-compile code and only deploy native code) but its a pain to get up and running.