✏️ Explanatory Question
X++ compiles to Microsoft .NET Common Intermediate Language (CIL). This provides several major advantages. First, performance improves significantly compared to older versions such as AX 2012. Because it runs on the .NET runtime, execution is faster and more efficient.
Second, compiling to CIL allows easy integration with other .NET languages like C#. Developers can write logic in C# and integrate it into X++ applications. They can also reference external .NET DLL assemblies, which increases flexibility and functionality.
Third, since the output is managed code, it can be analyzed and operated on by various .NET tools. This makes debugging, performance tuning, and extension development much more powerful and modern compared to legacy systems.