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What does MSDN refer to "application"? Compile Winforms and WPF with native .NET.

Please help me figure out what I am missing: I was looking for some information about native .NET, but I do not know about MSDN when it says:

.NET Native is a pre-compilation technology for building and deploying Windows applications that are part of Visual Studio 2015. Automatically compiles the release version of applications written in managed code (C # or Visual Basic) and designed for the .NET Framework and Windows 10 on its own code.

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Sorry for my ignorance, but does the application type refer to?

For example: I have an application developed in WPF, so if I compile the application in Release with the new version of Visual Studio 2015 (with a change in the framework 4.6), will it use native .NET to improve application performance?

When does it link to the application?

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It mentions targeting on Windows 10, and now they mean Universal Apps for Windows right now .. NET Native packages used parts of .NET in the resulting binaries, but this is only possible in the .NET Core environment, and currently there are only 3 types Applications running on .NET Core: UWP, ASP.NET 5, and console applications.

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