F# applications are compiled to ordinary .NET executables, so you can look at ho...

		nerdshark on Dec 31, 2014 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: F# 2014 – A Retrospective and Call to Action F# applications are compiled to ordinary .NET executables, so you can look at how other .NET applications are packaged on *nix. Basically, you can package them as you would any other software, though it would help to either have .NET executables configured to launch with mono via binfmt_misc (on Linux), or have a small launcher script to do the 'mono myapp.exe' invocation.

As mentioned above, fsx files can be executed with the correct #! if fsharpi is installed.