> > > What's the difference between --aot=full and mkbundle? --aot=full looked > like it should produce a single binary as well.. >
--aot=full merely compiles all the code natively, much more than regular --aot does, including all sorts of extra methods that the engine believes you might need. This is used in systems like iOS where JITing is not allowed. But in both cases, this still requires the runtime. Miguel
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