sure they continue to work.
There were a couple of changes to the build system that are included in this change:
- The location of the tool to restore the packages is set to use dnu for now.
- When restoring packages for the internal build we need to actually pass the right parameters to the build of the depproj
There were a couple of places where we had some issues that I fixed while I was doing the port:
- The compiler gave error messages about some method out parameters not being assigned.
- There was one missing 'unsafe' modifier on an interop file
- I had to pull in a 'debug' method temporarily in the ret build. This was needed because the debug build of CoreLib currently does not build with the 'DEBUG' define.
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- Update RyuJIT package to latest CoreCLR (includes the .NET 4.6.1 integration)
- Update and fix JIT-EE interface to keep "Hello world" working
- Update documentation as necessary
This change is to port System.Private.Threading to corert and keep building it in ProjectN too through a wrapper project to the moved code to corert tree.
Notes:
- To get rid of internal contracts, we are now building this private assembly against the implementation assemblies (System.Private.Corelib, System.Resources.ResourceManager, System.Collections…etc)
- We have introduced a project called Dependency which there only to get the nuget package containing the implementation assemblies we need to compile against those implementation assemblies
- Dependency project should be used for subsequent private assemblies we are going to port.
- There is still some hack in the .csproj of defining the properties TargetFramework* which we are going to clean up soon
- There is some hack in the Dependency\project.json including the dependency packages (like System.IO, System.Text.Encoding…etc) which really not needed to be listed there, but we have to list it for now to avoid the break caused because not all required packages get restored correctly.
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