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Are there any other .Net implementations other than Microsoft's and Mono?

I'm curious to know if anyone knows of any other .Net implementations of the .Net framework (any version) other than ones by Microsoft an the Mono project.

I remember reading about a version that was in Java (.Net 1.0 at the time), but I can remember what it was called now. Interesting idea though.

I have also read in a magazine that Mono can be ran on the Wii if you are a registered Wii developer and even the IPhone?

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Nanook Avatar asked Jan 22 '10 13:01

Nanook


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Yes, there is at least one.

The free software foundation has some .NET resources known as DotGNU. It has a CLI implementation and are working on a webservice server.

If you are looking for interoperating with Java, there is IKVM.NET which is an implementation of Java for the .net platform.

For mono on the wii, see this resource.

In regards to running mono on the iPhone - look at MonoTouch.

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Oded Avatar answered Sep 21 '22 12:09

Oded