CoreCLR ARM 32-bit progress

Nice work. It will be great to use ASP.NET Core on a Pi with official support.<p>I tried .NET out on the Pi using Mono, years ago when it was relatively new but after the software floating point OS was deprecated. The weird hardware floating point CPU made it pretty much unusable. Even simple things like DateTime objects would fail to work correctly.<p>Similar issues were in Java IIRC but they had a special build of that. I think Sony had a fixed build of Mono but I haven&#x27;t tried it. It will be good to have official .NET support outside of Win 10 IoT.

This is a major step forwards. Having .NET on ARM is one of the most important milestones imho.

Great work. Can&#x27;t help but notice most of the contributors in this issue are Samsung Electronics employees. Interesting to see Samsung in the .net world!

Fantastic!<p>I was looking into this just yesterday to see how far away it was, so the timing is really fortunate for me.<p>Between this and the VS Code builds we should now have pretty solid support for developing .NET on Pi and&#x2F;or Chromebook, so I&#x27;m really excited to get rolling with it, especially seeing as I have some free time this week. I&#x27;ll try to write up my experiences too in case it helps anyone else.

Looking forward to an official Docker image for this. The Raspberry Pi is probably the main board we think of when people say &#x27;ARM&#x27; - but the Pine64 and Odroid C2 are maybe better suited - being 64-bit and the Odroid having twice as much memory.<p>What kind of .NET runs on Windows 10 IoT though (on the RPi Model 3)??

Still waiting for it to run on any Android device.