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Asked: 2026-05-15T03:54:25+00:00

I’d like to see if I can reduce VM latencies by using Mono’s AOT

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I’d like to see if I can reduce VM latencies by using Mono’s AOT (ahead of time compiler). How does one run the .so files? (Sorry this is question is so rudimentary; I couldn’t find a simple answer on Mono’s documentation).

I figured out how to use mkbundle (mkbundle2 in this case), but are the resulting files being optimized? The Mono AOT documentation mentions “-O=all,-shared” flags, but I don’t see these for mkbundle.

Though it’s probably a much different answer, if there are good ways of keeping the VM open (with something more natural / platform neutral than a fifo special file), that might be best.

Thanks in advance!

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    If the AOT .so files exist beside the exe/dll files, Mono will use them when you run the exe. But you still need the dll/exe files for metadata and things that cannot be AOT-compiled.

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