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Asked: 2026-05-27T20:53:31+00:00

I am looking for an option to compile C# syntax to native code (or

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I am looking for an option to compile C# syntax to native code (or maybe to C++?). I am not interested in having all the libraries that are officially part of the language, just being able to write programs the same as I write my C++ programs, but using language constructs such as partial classes, properties, lambdas, generics, etc.

  1. Is there such a thing?
  2. If there isn’t, is such a thing even possible, or am I misunderstanding something fundamental about C#?
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  1. Editorial Team

    Possibly the closest thing to what you want is the Vala programming language.
    It is heavily inspired by C# and compiles to C, which is then compiled by a traditional C compiler.

    It has partial classes, properties, lambdas, generics, etc, as you say, but it’s not C#.

    Also check out IL2CPU which translates IL to machine code. Maybe it can be used on .NET assemblies.

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