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Porting .NET to new platform is a non-trivial work. You can see the ongoing port work: FreeBSD: #14537 Someone familiar with this platform will need to step up and do the ground work first, get the port to the point where lowest abstractions are working. Then ask for help. It shouldn't be impossible, but the good start would be to provide a development environment with system dependencies installed (or preferably cross-build setup with that we can use with llvm, see https://github.com/dotnet/arcade/blob/main/eng/common/cross/build-rootfs.sh). |
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I think WildernessLabs is using nuttx for their meadow platform. |
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Nice. They seem to have built a layer in their OS on top of NuttX to support .NET runtime. Then they extended the BCL (written in C#) which interops with nuttx and exposed functionality to managed code. |
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@am11 the WildernessLabs is using Interpreter mode . not jit or aot mode |
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Porting .NET to new platform is a non-trivial work. You can see the ongoing port work:
FreeBSD: #14537
illumos: #34944
Haiku: #55803
QNX: #33374
Someone familiar with this platform will need to step up and do the ground work first, get the port to the point where lowest abstractions are working. Then ask for help. It shouldn't be impossible, but the good start would be to provide a development environment with system dependencies installed (or preferably cross-build setup with that we can use with llvm, see https://github.com/dotnet/arcade/blob/main/eng/common/cross/build-rootfs.sh).