Thank you for your prompt response. My use case for Island was to import .NET applications to Island for performance, and I am trying to evaluate the effort needed in doing so, so far and based on your answers, I do not think this will be an easy migration, even using Sugar, which won’t compensate for .NET runtime calls (like reading registry, using .NET forms, etc…)
PMFJI - The other thing I would suggest is to not necessarily assume that .net is the problem.
It is perfectly possible to write (and run) highly performant .net code. The problem - in my experience - is that .net makes it too easy to write code inefficiently or that will run inefficiently.
Identify your bottlenecks and identify the causes. Only then can you know whether any particular change is going to improve things.