Mobius — Building a Custom .NET Runtime on .NET Core

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The talk describes Mobius, an experiment to implement a .NET runtime as a .NET Core application rather than in C++. It explains the idea of running CIL bytecode by a managed program, outlines an implemented prototype demonstrating feasibility, and discusses potential uses and what this reveals about .NET runtime design and internals.

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1. 0:00Introduction
2. 3:33What is .NET Runtime
3. 11:56Existing .NET Runtime implementations
4. 23:34Mobius idea and benefits
5. 29:47Mobius architecture and design
6. 35:09Interpretation vs JIT in Mobius
7. 43:14Metadata and instructions handling
8. 51:41Dynamic compilation and native code
9. 56:27Current status and future

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