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Not just WinForms, every single library in the .NET collection as an analogue to every single DLL in the win32 collection. This is what the projects are about; Yes you can (almost) implement the .NET JIT from the standard, and the same goes for the PE binfmt handler. What I'm trying to get through to you is that
that is a tiny tiny tiny fraction of the entire system. The actual project is replicating the 100s of MBs of API crap the .NET framework ships with or in the case of Wine, the entirety of the Windows platform. Oh and this shit is only documented in MSDN, and MSDN is often wrong, hence reverse engineering (through blackbox testing) is required.
.NET itself is
NOT portable. You seem intent on not distinguishing between the JIT and the fuckhuge framework (230MB in Mono) of libraries around it; and most importantly, denying that Mono is
NOT .NET.