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Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code by matthewwarren on Friday March 24, 2017 @01:18PM (#13950532)
Well, it depends how you look at it, but you have a point.

I guess I could've written 'Microsoft open-sourced the entire .NET stack'. I wanted to make it clear that they open-sourced everything, i.e. runtime, JIT, GC, base-class libraries, etc

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Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code by giancarlostoro on Friday March 24, 2017 @01:46PM (#13950736)
I understood what you meant, but I figure some might not understand what you meant, overall I appreciate the write up, I will take the time to read through it when I'm not working. It also inspired me to want to read through the source code behind .NET's CoreCLR.
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Re:Guide to the CoreCLR Source Code by matthewwarren on Friday March 24, 2017 @06:52PM (#13952885)
> I will take the time to read through it when I'm not working. It also inspired me to want to read through the source code behind .NET's CoreCLR.

Excellent, that's the effect I hope my posts have!

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