I'd like to make a simple revision to Mondocer, so that it can be used on MS Windows. One of the developers on the regular Mono list told me what change needed to be made.
I've downloaded the Mono source code, but I need some help navigating the structure. Where would I find the source code files
When the JIT compiles the Mono bytecode, or IL, what is produced? Is it actually binary instructions for the microprocessor?
If this is the case, does the JIT have to be customized for each architecture/proceesor?
Thanks,
Scott Huey
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I was reading online that Mono's C# compiler is written in C#. That
made me woder, how did you compile the Mono C# Compiler for the first
time. (This is the old chicken and the egg problem.) I am wondering
how this obstacle was overcome, and why the compiler wasn't written in
a language like C, tha
cott Huey
On 3/2/06, Paolo Molaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 03/02/06 Redefined Horizons wrote:
> > Where can I learn about the technical details of Mono's virtual
> > machine? Things like the language it is implemented in and details
> > about the inner workings.
I've made a couple of posts to the users lists of the Mono Community,
but I think I've been asking my questions in the wrong place. :]
I will ask them again here, as it is a more appropriate list, and I
apologize if someone gets this message twice.
Where can I learn about the technical details of
