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A DLL in C# compiled in . NET 4.6 can be imported by a program in . NET Core on Linux?
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In principle, yes. The format of the CLR, or more commonly called . NET (although technically an error), is universal and works in any environment prepared for its use. this includes taking something from . NET Framework and using in .NET Core. There would only be some difference to the .NET Native which has a native format.
This does not mean that everything will work. What is part of the .NET Standard will work, since what is specific to an implementation will not work. You cannot use things specific to Windows. Even . NET Core 3.0 supporting Winforms and WPF does not mean that it will run on Linux, unless someone ported them to this operating system, which is not simple, especially in WPF.
So the format of the executable is no problem, but not all code is universal.
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