2009/2/25 Jiří Zárevúcký <[email protected]>: > The second way described is AOT compiling of the .NET wrapper to > native code, not the Java itself to IL. > > Is there something incorrect, or is this overhead simply not noticeable?
That article isn't extremely clear, but it does state the following: >>The next step is to precompile the Java code directly into .NET code, which >>will skip the double JIT process: >>$ ikvmc -reference:`pwd`/classpath.dll Demo.class gtk-sharp.jar >>$ ls *exe >>Demo.exe >>The above compiled the code directly into a a Mono/.NET executable. To run >>it, just do: Basically, it does convert bytecode to IL, which means that the exe and dll files produced run as fast as any other library would on Mono/.NET HTH Dan _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
