Is my finish build of my game complied in C++ for Windows platforms standard executable?

Unity scripts are fast and simple C#. When I press build button, for Windows platforms, is it compile the final .exe into C++ code?

ps: Is ILCPP converting and compiling into C++?

 

Windows standalone builds do not currently use IL2CPP. However UWP builds do.
Source: https://docs.unity3d.com/Manual/IL2CPP.html

(Although I dont know if the source is updated)

 

And making a Universal Windows Platform using ILCPP runs faster than a Windows normal build?

 

Speed isn't really the question to ask here. Do you want to make a game for UWP or just a standard executable?

 

Just a classic standard executable.

Speed is what I was thinking and looking for in this question.

 

IL2CPP is massively slower than just normal C# compiling. First all of your C# code has to be compiled to IL - here normal C# compiling is done. Then that IL has to be converted to c++ (That's what "IL2CPP" stands for). Then that c++ code has to be compiled.

 

If you're not publishing on UWP then you don't want to make a UWP build.

Go write good code and how it compiles will be irrelevant

 

Unity plan to bring IL2CPP to desktop in 2018

 

YEEEEE!!!!! thx hip! This is a good news!!

@Baste I was talking about the fianl product. I was making too heavy my game and I was a bit worried.

 

Frankly, in 2018 you'll get more bang for your buck using this: https://create.unity3d.com/jobsystem