2y ago · Mar 22, 2024 3:10 PM
With .NET 8, **NativeAOT (Ahead-Of-Time compilation)** compiles C# code directly into native platform machine code (.exe / ELF binary) without bundling a JIT compiler or standard CLR runtime.
How to enable NativeAOT in your [.csproj]:
Key Advantages:
- Sub-10ms Startup: Zero JIT compilation pause on launch.
- Small Footprint: Compact self-contained executable (~8MB) with no .NET runtime installation required on the client machine.
- Reduced Memory Baseline: Idle memory consumption drops from 40MB down to under 6MB!
Limitation: Dynamic reflection (, , runtime IL emission) is restricted because all types must be known at compile time.
How to enable NativeAOT in your [.csproj]:
XML
<PropertyGroup>
<PublishAot>true</PublishAot>
<InvariantGlobalization>true</InvariantGlobalization>
<OptimizationPreference>Speed</OptimizationPreference>
</PropertyGroup>Key Advantages:
- Sub-10ms Startup: Zero JIT compilation pause on launch.
- Small Footprint: Compact self-contained executable (~8MB) with no .NET runtime installation required on the client machine.
- Reduced Memory Baseline: Idle memory consumption drops from 40MB down to under 6MB!
Limitation: Dynamic reflection (
CODE
Assembly.Load CODE
Type.GetType
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