Is there a .NET compiler ?

Ok - sounds like a silly question, but here goes.

Is there a compiler that compiles .NET to native anything (e.g. Win32).

I don't mean a program that packages a JIT... but one that literally compiles it to Win32 like any other language.

If so - where ?

If not - why ?
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