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3/14/2013 2:31:07 PMunknownranknaryl before revert after revert
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1 > The Mono project provides a drop-in .net framework replacement for most of the features of Microsoft's implementation. However, it's not complete. 1 > The Mono project provides a drop-in .net framework replacement for most of the features of Microsoft's implementation. However, it's not complete.
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3 You can call all windows executables crossplatform as well then. The format is documented and there's wine which is a drop-in replacement for linux and mac. It's just not complete enough. 3 You can call all windows executables crossplatform as well then. The format is documented and there's wine which is a drop-in replacement for linux and mac. It's just not complete enough.
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5 Quite a lot of games on Desura use winelib and call themselves crossplatform. There really is little difference between .NET and "native" windows binaries. 5 Quite a lot of games on Desura use winelib and call themselves crossplatform. There really is little difference between .NET and "native" windows binaries.
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7 EDT: No, I'm not asking to rewrite ZKL in something else. :) Just clearing up a few misconceptions. 7 EDT: No, I'm not asking to rewrite ZKL in something else. :) Just clearing up a few misconceptions.
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9 EDT2: Just noticed I introduced a misconception of my own. :) 9 EDT2: Just noticed I introduced a misconception of my own. :)
10 Technically CLR and native windows binaries are very different. But from the users' POV they are the same. Both are supported only on Windows. On other platforms you need some incomplete hack to run them. 10 Technically CLR and native windows binaries are very different. But from the users' POV they are the same. Both are supported only on Windows. Both need an incomplete hack to run them on other platforms.