what is "in memory compilation"

[Zeng Dinghao]

could anybody explain the term "in memory compilation" to me ?

thanks

 

[jacob navia]

could anybody explain the term "in memory compilation" to me ?

thanks

Maybe you could give more context?

All compilation happens in memory anyway, so this makes no sense.
Maybe you mean "just in time " compilation?

 

[Ioannis Vranos]

Hey Jacob, what are your plans for LCC in the WinFX era? Will you move
to what may be essentially the only C CLI implementation?

 

[jacob navia]

Hey Jacob, what are your plans for LCC in the WinFX era? Will you move
to what may be essentially the only C CLI implementation?

C is a low level language that is useful for people that need
control of the whole machine.

..NET applications are good for business applications where GUI and
easy and cheap development is essential.

The future OS of Microsoft will be forced to run native applications
anyway, so lcc-win64 has a big future there.

Need speed? C will be able to offer you that. Imagine:

*New and improved*

Lcc-win64 allows you to increase the speed of your application
by a factor of 10. No virtual machine any more, no overhead,
your application runs directly in the machine you are using.
To interface with the .net world you use our .net wrapper,
what gives you access to all .net when speed is not critical.

Looks good isn't it?

Have a nice day

 

[Ioannis Vranos]

To interface with the .net world you use our .net wrapper,
what gives you access to all .net when speed is not critical.

Looks good isn't it?

Have a nice day

I did not know you will provide a .NET wrapper. It sounds good.