embedded_asm_or_jit.md

It's difficult enough to get efficient code generated from C, let alone C#. Writing our own JIT may be prudent.

• It is possible to store and execute arbitrary machine instructions in C#. (Marshal.AllocHGlobal would need to be used for malloc on mono instead of the WinAPI).
• asmjit (x86/x64) C++ lib
• Fasm.NET (32-bit onlt) for fasm by author of MemorySharp. From lambda.
• GNU Lighting is specifically for runtime assembly and abstracting slightly over machine code

Given the breadth of any instruction set, it's likely easier to provide a string to an assembler than to wrap an API.

• llvm-fs exposes an F# api to the LLVM IR
• LLVM.NET

F# can target the GPU directly:

http://fsharp.org/use/gpu/