1. When targeted for the Xbox 360, will the compiler produce standard MSIL?
2. What primitives are supported reguarding intersection? I know that planes and AABBs are supported, but what about triangles or spheres (real ones, not tesselated)? The reason I'm asking is I have made a ray tracer with MDX2 primitives, and found it was rather limited.
1. Yes, it generates standard .NET assemblies.
2. For v1 we have AABB, Sphere, Plane, Ray and Frustum, with intersection and containment checks between them.
So does that mean that you could run Xbox360 games with the comapct framework, on a PC?
Pity there's no triangle, that would have made things a lot easier 
You could run the IL, but you wouldn't get very far because this
Pon_teh_pony wrote:
So does that mean that you could run Xbox360 games with the comapct framework, on a PC?
would be trying to reference the Xbox version of the XNA Framework
assembly. That will never work on a PC, because it contains all sorts
of crazy native interop calls rather than just pure IL code. And you
can't run Xbox assemblies against the Windows version of our assembly,
because the two are not binary compatible.
