Console compatability

[PowerfulBacon]

In the event that a game using robust toolbox wanted to port to consoles, is there anything fundamentally incompatible that robust toolbox does that wouldn't work in a console environment?

I'd imagine that a lot of the rendering code would need to be made to be platform specific, but assuming that a game isn't using the launcher and is downloading the files from a distribution platform instead of from the game servers is there anything that would fundamentally block robust toolbox from being modified for console support?

[PJB3005]

In the event that a game using robust toolbox wanted to port to consoles, is there anything fundamentally incompatible that robust toolbox does that wouldn't work in a console environment?

The engine currently relies heavily on reflection and runtime code generation for various core infrastructure (IoC, prototype serialization, network serialization). These would all be impossible on a typical AOT console platform. I do want to make this all AOT compatible for various reasons, but it's a lot of work.

[PowerfulBacon]

Thanks, I'll keep that in mind. I'm primarilly looking to target steam but just wanted to know for the future.