public static class NativeRidWhich runtime identifier this process is, and what it will accept instead.
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Remarks
Computed, not looked up. .NET's RID graph is a build-time artefact: it is in the NuGet package's dependency resolution and in runtimeconfig.json, and neither of those is present in a NativeAOT application, which is one native binary and nothing else. So the fallback chain is written here, in the four lines it actually takes, rather than read from a file that will not be there on the target this project exists for.
The chain is architecture-specific first, then architecture-neutral: a binary built for osx-arm64 is preferred over one merely built for osx, and the latter is accepted because a great many native packages ship one directory per operating system and let the fat binary inside sort out the architecture.
Fields and properties (3)
public static string CurrentThe runtime identifier this process is running as — osx-arm64.
public static string CurrentOperatingSystemThe operating-system half on its own — osx.
public static IReadOnlyList<string> ChainThe identifiers a native directory may be named, most specific first.
Methods (1)
public static IReadOnlyList<string> ChainFor(string rid)The chain for a runtime identifier other than this process's.
Used by (2)
- NativeLibrariesVixen.Platform.Native
- NativeResolutionTestsVixen.Platform.Native.Tests