On 10.09.2010 10:35, Dimitar Dobrev wrote:
>
> It seems, actually, that my guess was correct according to one of the
> questions in
> https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dFNpLWloTF9oR19Ub1oweEtVdFh4VXc6MQ
> the MonoTouch survey published today :
>
> "Now that interpreted are allowed, one option that has been opened is to
> have Mono's static compilation engine also support an interpreter for ECMA
> byte codes. This would allow Reflection.Emit to work, support all of LINQ
> and other more advanced uses of .NET features on the iPhone. It would be
> slower than JIT compiled code, but at least the feature would be present."

Well, interpreting != JIT-ing. Interpreting was indeed not allowed,
whereas JIT-ing is still impossible.

Robert

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