Stuart Lang

stu.dev

06 August 2026 23:46

Yes, the tbd stub files are generated, and the symbol names are derived from the MIT-licenced dotnet runtime packs. The macOS SDKs are then consulted to discover the library the symbol maps to (that's all) Explanation: github.com/slang25/AotA... Script to generate stubs: github.com/slang25/AotA...

Marc-André Moreau

awakecoding.com

06 August 2026 23:46

I am very interested in that part - so you managed to find a way to generate a stub macOS SDK that can be legally redistributed, unlike the original one? I would love to try it in my current cross-compilation workflows that use the original SDKs copied over to Linux

Stuart Lang

stu.dev

06 August 2026 23:45

Today I'm releasing AotAnywhere, a package which enables cross platform publishing support for dotnet NativeAOT. Before this package you had to use multiple different runners, with AotAnywhere you can publish for all targets from any single host. This is continuing the great work of @migeel.sk

Marc-André Moreau

awakecoding.com

06 August 2026 23:45

@unixterminal.bsky.social FYI

Marc-André Moreau

awakecoding.com

06 July 2026 20:09

There's a new PowerShell SDK and CLI distribution in town, and it's from Devolutions! After speaking with @jsnover.com at #PSConfEU, I took the plunge and adapted #PowerShell to fit our needs. This is not a full fork, but it includes targeted improvements: github.com/Devolutions/...