martinJT wrote
So I've been playing with vNext and mono, and I was wondering around the
library support.
Microsoft have said that they will be adding mono to their test matrix.
However, they haven't (from what I can tell) gone as far as saying what
exactly they will be testing i.e. is it
I have run MVC 6 on Ubuntu, CentOS 6.5, and Manjaro. It has worked very well
so far. It looks very promising.
I have run both the simple web and MVC 6 examples as well as written my own
very basic MVC 6 app. I also ran the Music Store example and it appeared to
work although there was no data. I
mono user wrote
I wondered if it would be possible to have some advice on how tail
recursion elimination works in Mono. I would like to understand under
what circumstances Mono can do a tail recursive call without leaving
the caller on the stack, and when it cannot. I am afraid I could not
though.
Martin
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ruro wrote
I've install mono-winforms with command
/# yum install mono-winforms/
but when i run the software I get an error
/#mono software.name.file.exe
Missing method EnableVisualStyles in assembly software.name.file.exe, type
System.Windows.Forms.Application
Unhandled Exception:
martinJT wrote
there's a slight problem that a particular page is
linked to as default.cshtml. This means that apache is thinking that
it's
a file to download.
here are the ones I had to copy in from an existing razor site on the same
machine...
Microsoft.Web.Mvc.dll
asommer wrote:
The metter why I have ask this question is that couse I have not
understand, what for is needed MonoDevelop in that case?
Probably it is needed for better compatibility?
Or to allow write Mono .Net programms on Linux?
Couse when I write simple .Net programm in Windows - I
asommer wrote:
I have compiled simple application with MonoDevelop on Windows.
I later has created package for Linux.
But I will not work on Linux if I just click it.
Is it mean that I should install also Mono on that Linux machine and start
this application only from Mono?
How is it
LandoGilbot wrote:
Being a .net developer i decided to look into tools that will allow me to
create asp.net web apps on a different OS since i'm not the biggest fan of
Windows. I have been looking into mono but haven't really seen anything or
any examples of web apps created with
jcannonb wrote:
I was curious as to what the plans are for continuing to build and improve
Mono on the non-mobile front. I see where Xaramin took MonoTouch and
MonoDroid, but for other platforms like OS X, Linux, etc... what are the
plans to continue moving that forward?
I would expect
allenlistar wrote:
I'm trying to run modio, which is a windows app. I'm trying to run it on a
Mac. Using Crossover.
I keep getting :Install the Windows version of Mono to run .NET
executables. Help!!???
I am not familiar with modio but my guess is that you either do need to
allenlistar wrote:
I'm trying to run modio, which is a windows app. I'm trying to run it on a
Mac. Using Crossover.
I do not think that Modio will work with Mono. I just tried it and got:
==
Unknown heap type: SmartAssembly
Unhandled Exception:
spamname5 wrote:
I'm trying to make a case for using Mono for a new project coming up and
was hoping that this list could help me with that decision. We would like
to develop a new high availability web application using jQuery and
jQueryUI within a MVC framework while utilizing the
Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui wrote:
Does this means Xamarin got the owner ship of all commercial
applications including MonoThouch and MonoDroid?
Yep.
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Chris Morgan-2-2 wrote:
Is the Novell bugzilla the place to report bugs?
It looks like the answer to this question has just changed:
http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/
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Stifu wrote:
Any idea if there are plans to import the old [Bugzilla] reports?
I do not know the plans for Bugzilla but it seems that Miguel is now the guy
to ask. Xamarin announced today that they are taking over the old Mono
business from SUSE (previously Novell), including stewardship of
Chris Morgan-2-2 wrote:
Is the Novell bugzilla the place to report bugs? Are they being
actively worked on? I'm asking because of the recent changes and
because I've posted a bug and wasn't sure if I should expect anyone to
look at it.
Bugs in the Novell Bugzilla are still be reviewed
wuffus wrote:
How can I prevent exceptions (e.g. NotSupportedException) from crashing my
self-hosted WCF service?
Pretty broad question. Sadly, I assume that you are trying to run WCF code
that uses functionality that Mono does not support. That leaves two options:
1) Code your app to
Daniel Morgan wrote:
Can you include the old and ancient releases of mono too?
I just wanted to flag that old releases are in the GitHub repo as well. It
seems to go back continuously to at least Mono-1.0 although there is a
branch called MONO_0.28 that has files from 2002/2003.
This
krlm wrote:
Hello,
Unfortunately that problem still exists and probably it was not related to
that one linked by Zoltan. Still cannot provide a way to reproduce it but
it's gone after switching mono back to the 2.8 version (it's build from
last commit in 2.8 branch). Maybe this
dnawo wrote:
Hi, There is a Windows Form Application want to run on RHEL5(Red Hat
Enterprise Linux 5), but i not use Linux before，When i installed RHEL，i
don't know how to install Mono,there is so many files:
http://ftp.novell.com/pub/mono/download-stable/RHEL_5/
Did you use the version of 'make' that came with Cygwin or did you download
the version that the Mono team recommends?
http://www.go-mono.com/archive/helper/make-3.80-1.tar.bz2
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ArmchairBronco wrote:
Matthew, I'm curious why you think you can't use MonoTouch now. I'm still
operating under the assumption that MonoTouch will still be a viable
solution for me. I'm sure that that there will be bumps in the road, and
there may be some issues that I can't work around,
Matthew Winter wrote:
My biggest concern is purely upgrades. I have read many tweets/posts
suggesting that Attachmate/Novell are not activating new licenses (I have
no proof this is true other than the number of posts), and since the core
development team is no longer a part of
newbie_mono wrote:
I have been considering moving to mono on linux. Without Mono , the
alternative is learning new languages and throwing away considerable code
base. the recent developlments regarding disbanding the Mono team is
disconcerting. I have two questions regarding mono on linux :
James Darbyshire wrote:
Does mono 2.10.x support WCF Data Services?
I am looking to use then alongside NHibernate to provide a DAL for an ASP
MVC site.
Thanks in advance.
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I have not used WCF under Mono but it seems that nobody else is getting back
Yogi Yang wrote:
I am told by my boss to evaluate Mono whether it will be suitable for such
a complex system or not?
But then while searching on net I read somewhere that Mono's future is not
very clean now that Attachment has acquired it.
I would like input from community on this.
Mike Christensen-2 wrote:
Are the iOS and Android Mono Frameworks that Xamarin is creating a
totally different code-base from MonoTouch and MonoDroid? What has
become of the formerly Novell owned MonoTouch/Droid products? Are
those just being scrapped completely?
If these are going to
I think you will be pleasantly surprised at the compatibility and maturity of
Mono when working with ASP.NET. The core is quite solid.
It depends on what else you want to include of course. Not all Microsoft
tchnologies are supported. You would have trouble if you tried to use WCF
heavily for
I am wondering if anybody has any updates stories like the following that
appeared yesterday:
http://www.osnews.com/story/24693/Attachmate_Lets_US_Mono_Developers_Go
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Volodia wrote:
I'm new to Mono.
I want to develop a Windows.Forms application on Windows under Visual
Studio but execute on Linux.
From the Mono documentation it’s not clear to me:
1) Should I reference Mono version of Winforms dlls or Microsoft .NET
version?
2) Should I compile with
The roadmap for Mono 3.0 lists the following as the major features:
- New Generational GC becomes the default
- IKVM Reflection or Cecil powered C# compiler
- SGen: Precise stack scanning
- New profiler
- Tuned Parallel Frameworks
- Complete .NET 4.0 Core Support
- Complete WCF 4.0 API support
-
You are probably going to have to post the error you are getting (and the
stack trace that you are currently disgarding) to get any expert feedback.
That said, there are a couple of things from my experience that I would
point out:
You seem to be using ODBC. I would recommend you use the MySQL
vinay_rk wrote:
Hi,
I' am trying to understand what are the minimal required runtime libraries
needed if I need to redistribute Mono with my application. We had the
impression initially that we would have installation of Mono Framework as
a pre-requisit on end computers (mostly Mac). Now
If you started with the Mono source (as opposed to the MS source) then you
should be able to do this without any problems.
The Mono sources are licensed MIT X11 and so they have very few
restrictions. It looks like Codeplex will allow you to choose the MIT X11
license for code you post their as
I am not sure how big the spreadsheets are that you need to work with but I
have used the free version of GemBox to great effect:
http://www.gemboxsoftware.com/GBSpreadsheetFree.htm
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As far as pre-built packages of the latest stuff, it looks like 2.10 is
available for CentOS:
http://ftp.novell.com/pub/mono/download-stable/RHEL_5/i386/
I have used Mono on CentOS since forever but I have built it from source all
that time. The biggest hassle is getting the dependencies in
Please ensure that MonoDevelop can be used as well. For ASP.NET projects
where I will be moving between platforms, I prefer to use MonoDevelop even
when on Windows.
Otherwise, it sounds great. It should be too hard to roll-up each of the
project files under a central solution file either.
monon000b wrote:
Hi!
I recently installed ubuntu and monodevelop with it.
I already had a small terminal application, when i run it in monodevelop
it works perfectly except that it wont accept user input. It starts and
says 'what is your name'. At this point I would expect to be able to
Specter wrote:
Hello, I'm trying to make a mvc project with mono under windows, but when
I create the project, I press the build button but I always have the same
error, The type or namespace 'Mvc' does not exist in the namespace
'System.Web'.
I'm using Mono 2.8.1 and MonoDevelop 2.4.1
Specter wrote:
Hello. Yes, I have ASP.NET MVC installed, and if I choose .NET CLR, it
compiles without problems, but if I change the CLR to Mono, it doesn't
work and I have that error. I think that it's due to the version of the
assembly, MonoDevelop shows that its version is 1.0.0.0,
tutiplain wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'd really like to use Mono on Windows as an alternative to C# express
from
MS, and while the MonoDevelop IDE runs fine on my home computer, on my
work
computer which has 1 GB of RAM doesn't work correctly, and in fact, causes
the whole system to slow
CodeSlinger wrote:
Thanks for the replies. Problem is I need to run this on a dev box that
mirrors a prod box they don't want to update much so it's hard to make a
case to upgrade all the libraries. That's the part they would freak out
about. I don't need the mono GUI stuff, just command
CodeSlinger wrote:
That's encouraging. Any suggestions on problems you encountered
appreciated and meanwhile I'm going to try to enlist help from one of our
Linux guys that also wants to learn C# and is more familiar with Linux
installs and dependencies. Thanks so much, Dave
As I said,
You may be interested in another response I just left on the Mono forum:
http://mono.1490590.n4.nabble.com/Mono-for-an-older-Linux-RHEL4r5-td3089477.html
I always build from source but, if you are running RHEL5, it looks like
there are pre-built packages of Mono 2.6.7 available:
Dumple wrote:
When I run autogen.sh, it reported that the GIF codec is unsupported, and
it gave a link to a nonexistent SourceForge page
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/libgif). Presumably that's the related
to the error message involving gdip_getcodecinfo_gif...
For what it is
I believe you said you were running Red Hat although that output makes me
wonder.
If you are running Red Hat, you use yum to install packages:
yum install libpng libpng-devel
yum install libtiff libtiff-devel
yum install libjpeg libjpeg-devel
etc.
Is there anybody over there that knows
CodeSlinger wrote:
Output from trying to build Mono
-bash-3.00$ pwd
/usr/src/mono/mono-basic-2.8
-bash-3.00$ sudo ./configure --prefix=/usr make
mono-basic 2.8 module configure to use prefix=/usr
make[1]: Entering directory `/usr/src/mono/mono-basic-2.8/build'
make
CodeSlinger wrote:
Woohoo - I got my hello pgm to run but I'm still concerned about what
failed and what else I might need to do. Basically, I created the
/usr/lib/mono/4.0 dir myself and copied the files into it from
mcs/class/lib/monolite as below -
-bash-3.00$ sudo mkdir
CodeSlinger wrote:
We have an older version of Linux - Red Hat EL4r5 - also known as Update
5, 2007-05-01.
Do I have much of a chance running a decent version of Mono on this older
system?
You will have to wait for a more authoritative answer, but as a user of Mono
on RHEL5 I can say
I cannot speak to changing the stack trace offered by Mono.
What I can say is that I tend to use inner exceptions in this situation to
get better insight into where the real problem lies.
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Common porting problems are things like case-sensitivity and hard-coded
paths:
1) Windows is not case sensitive but both Linux and Mac are. If you have
not been careful, you will need to fix any case mismatches as part of your
port.
2) If you have a hard-coded path that includes a path
Is this the kind of thing that is due to be addressed in Mono 3.0? Anybody
working on it now?
http://mono-project.com/Roadmap
I imagine that TCO will start to matter more now that F# is Open Source.
I saw mention of a Mono 2.10 somewhere so I guess I have less than an
inkling of when 3.0
http://bit.ly/aueH83
Any chance this will get bundled into Mono like ASP.NET MVC?
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kcleung wrote:
I am also looking for developing C#-based language extension, which
the compiler will compile to C# 4.0 code that calls *my* runtime
library. The emitted C# 4.0 code will then go to the original dmcs
compiler, which will then produce CLI bytecode.
Thanks!
Qichang
I remember reading a very long while back that there might be a plan to
create a generic CIL optimizer. I understood this to mean CIL in and better
CIL out.
Did anything ever happen with this? Is there any code anywhere I can dig
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I will let others answer your real question properly...
By url rewriting, I assume that you mean System.Web.Routing. You may be
interested to know that this is available today in the stable version of
Mono. Of course, this is running on CLR2 and not CLR4 but you can use it
for either WebForms
Ok, I am a tard...
In that last message, I meant to say ASP.NET and %: vs. %=
Html.Encode(. Thanks.
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I suppose it would be possible to use libgdiplus on Windows but what are you
trying to accomplish?
Although I do not know, I assume that Cairo and the other libraries that
libgdiplus depends on are just calling down to GDI+ on Windows anyway.
Adding libgdiplus would just be a useless layer.
It
The last couple of releases, including the preview, have re-introduced the
following bug:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=569392
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The doc that Jan links to is excellent.
One small thing though is that you do not have to install MySql.Data.dll to
the GAC for a web app. You can also just put it in the 'bin' directory. I
prefer this myself as it means I can deploy to a virgin server without
having to prep the GAC and
Are you trying to call R from C# or are you hoping to call into C# from R?
Mono calls out to C style libraries just as .NET does on Windows:
PInvoke/DLLImport.
Calling a C style library from C# is very straight forward although of
course you lose the cross-platform nature of Mono unless the
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Am Donnerstag 08 Juli 2010 16:16:14 schrieb jmalcolm:
Are you trying to call R from C# or are you hoping to call into C# from
R?
I'm gonna try out
I know that to set a window to fullscreen in X requires
_NET_WM_STATE_FULLSCREEN. A quick grep of the Mono and libgdiplus source
did not turn this up so I assume there is no managed call I can make to set
an X window to fullscreen.
GTK+ does it with a call to GDK that uses
I think this is a fair question. I am not sure the original poster deserved
so much grief.
I have certainly compiled C programs from source that were written more than
five or six years ago. It does not seem implausible that I might try to
compile the original posters code a decade from now
Does anybody know how you can set a Windows Forms app to be full screen on
GNOME?
It seems that all the normal Windows methods still leave the GNOME panel
showing.
Alternatively, how do you set a window manager property like
_NET_WM_ACTION_FULLSCREEN from withing a Windows Forms app?
Thanks.
Abe,
This could be totally off track but is your Mono system on Linux? Is it
possible this is a casing issue?
On Linux (or other UNIX), Filename is different than filename. On
Windows, if your code specifies filename it will find Filename but on
Linux it will not. When I read your message
MVC2 works with trunk (the next major version after 2.6). In fact, it is
included.
I have used it for some small projects and it worked well.
One thing to be aware of though is that it is built against the 3.5
libraries and not the 4.0 ones. This can cause a few hassles. For example,
using
Thanks Miguel.
I really appreciate the reply. I thought it was worth asking as somebody
may have already done the benchmarking or might have more technical insight
into the safety or performance issues.
I assume that some pretty key pieces of Mono, such as the GC, are in C so I
am surprised to
In your original post you said you tried the following:
mcs test.cs -r:System.Data.dll -r:MySql.Data.dll
All I am saying is to replace the 'mcs' with 'gmcs':
gmcs test.cs -r:System.Data.dll -r:MySql.Data.dll
Mono uses several different compilers to support compiling against different
I tried to compile Mono 2.6.4 (trunk of 2.6 branch) with Clang/LLVM trunk
(1.5/2.8) and it seemed to work without a hitch. All I did was set CC to
/usr/bin/clang.
Is there any reason that I should not be building Mono with Clang/LLVM?
Does it bring any advantage?
The build was on a setup that
Thanks Marek,
Does this live in System.Diagnostics?
Does this mean that the code you posted would fail on Microsoft.NET with an
InvalidOperationException?
System.Diagnostics seems like the place Microsoft should have put it. I am
just surprised to see a Mono extension that does not have it's
I do not believe that MonoDevelop supports the Web Site metaphor for ASP.NET.
I also recommend just using Web Application to build a website. That is
what I do and my projects run great.
When you say the DLL won't run I am not sure what you mean though. The
DLL is the compiled code that will
The Mono 2.6.1 + GTK# + XSP download at monodevelop.com (go-mono.com)
incorrectly states that it works on all versions of Windows 2000, XP, and
Vista. It does not work on Windows 2000.
For 2.6.1, I get an error in a dialog box titled Entry Point Not Found
displaying the message The procedure
The Mono 2.6.1 + GTK# + XSP download at monodevelop.com (go-mono.com)
incorrectly states that it works on all versions of Windows 2000, XP, and
Vista. It does not work on Windows 2000.
For 2.6.1, I get an error in a dialog box titled Entry Point Not Found
displaying the message The procedure
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