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For my asp.net core c# project, it's a bit complicated, and it references some third party dlls, after spend some time, i fixing some problems, now it can build with corert, but when run, it will error.
I don't know how many potential problems in my project are incompatible with corert.
So if you can provide a tool to scan my c# project, and list all codes that incompatible with corert, then i can modify all these codes before release it, otherwise, even if it can run now, there will still be potential errors.
If after fix all my c# project's incompatible problem, it still run error, then i know it must be some third party dlls are incompatible with corert, then i can disassembly the dll one by one to c# codes and scan it to find which one incompatible with corert, then submit a request to the dll's owner to compatible with corert.
Thanks.
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We are looking into building a tool like this to determine il-linker compatibility. (It is not exactly the same as CoreRT compatibility, but very similar.)
For my asp.net core c# project, it's a bit complicated, and it references some third party dlls, after spend some time, i fixing some problems, now it can build with corert, but when run, it will error.
I don't know how many potential problems in my project are incompatible with corert.
So if you can provide a tool to scan my c# project, and list all codes that incompatible with corert, then i can modify all these codes before release it, otherwise, even if it can run now, there will still be potential errors.
If after fix all my c# project's incompatible problem, it still run error, then i know it must be some third party dlls are incompatible with corert, then i can disassembly the dll one by one to c# codes and scan it to find which one incompatible with corert, then submit a request to the dll's owner to compatible with corert.
Thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: