C#, F#, J#, .NET and alteatives and .NET Native

C# code is compiled from IL once at runtime to binary instructions and then this compiled code is reusable until program terminates.

Are there some competition languages using the same principle (some IL compiled once at runtime to binary instructions dependently to code parts have been needed) except Java?

I know that environment implementing CLI – Common Language Infrastructure (based on CLS – Common Language Specification) should run .NET C# app. Have ever some C# app been run at other then .NET runtime environment? Maybe in other words it will be more clear. Is there any other environment implementing CLR (Common Language Runtime) with JIT compilation?

Also I have found some information (https://msdn.microsoft.com/cs-cz/vstudio/dotnetnative.aspx) that .NET Native has got better performance then .NET. That is quite confusing for me because I though that JIT saves memory pages.

Thanks for sharing you know-how, eventually.

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