You can emulate a different hardware, in my opinion, if you need some
kind of emulator or "environment" to run your application, then it is
not native.

Native runs over the "hardware" (or firmware?), directly called by the OS.


On 01/12/2018 07:59 PM, John Yeung wrote:
The more crucial question that Nathan asked, which nobody answered,
is: What, if anything, is NOT native?

Take a look again at the title of this thread: Running .Net Natively on IBMi

Nathan's question is: What would it mean for .NET to run *nonnatively* on IBM i?

If that question is nonsensical, then why use the word "natively" at
all? Why would we not simply say "Running .NET on IBM i"?

John Y.


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