[nativeaot] Add more compatibility with CoreCLR and MonoVM hosts#10498
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[nativeaot] Add more compatibility with CoreCLR and MonoVM hosts#10498
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Builds, installs, does nothing yet.
Linking seems to work, not tested yet
NativeAOT sample now links without errors about missing symbols (added linker options for it to fail if missing symbols are detected)
Need to have a think about it next week
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Add more compatibility with the MonoVM and CoreCLR host environments to
the NativeAOT host.
It is important that the applications created for MonoVM, then potentially
migrated to CoreCLR, found themselves running in an environment as closely
resembling the one they were developed and tested in.
Add the following to the NativeAOT runtime:
code is invoked for the first time.