Known issues:

• Windows x86 only works with zerolib
• Reflection disabled mode is very disabled
• The distribution ZIP is larger than I would want

Untested:

• EFI on all arches
• Linux on all arches
• Android on all arches
• Windows ARM64

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Sync with .dotnet/runtime repo
• Small fixes to zerolib

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Windows x86 zerolib target is now actually usable

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Catches up with .NET 8 RTM
• ARM64 UEFI support

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Caught up to ~almost .NET 8 RTM
• Allow specifying --mstat to generate MSTAT/DGML files (can be opened with sizoscope
• Allow specifying -m to specify CPU architecture extensions
• Kindof working x86 Windows support with zerolib

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Caught up with servicing fixes to .NET 7
• Allow specifying C# language version with --langversion (#82)

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Caught up with servicing fixes to .NET 7
• Support for building UEFI boot applications in C# that run on bare metal. Head to https://github.com/bflattened/bflat/tree/master/samples/Snake for a sample!

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android/UEFI x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• Backported a couple low risk size improvements from .NET 8.0.

NOTE: download the bits that match the OS/architecture where you want to run the compiler. The compiler is a crosscompiler - each of the below can target Linux/Windows/Android x64/arm64.
NOTE: the binaries are distributed under MIT license, see LICENSE.TXT in the archive.

• This adds support for bflat build --stdlib:zero. This mode switches to a reduced functionality stdlib that produces very minimal executables (think: single digit kilobytes, fully native, fully selfcontained). See the new Snake sample in the samples directory of this repo.
• The runtime and C# compiler (that are based on the official dotnet/runtime and dotnet/roslyn repos) are now at 7.0 RTM

• Fix --help
• Make the bflat distribution a lot smaller (120 MB -> 90 MB)