I'm glad this isn't just a problem with my application and is something more common, as I was not using Monobjc before Snow Leopard so I've always had this problem. I've got Leopard installed on a different partition still though so I can always develop there for now...
I'm getting the same "thread_get_state failed" error. It usually
occurs if I'm doing something which pauses the application (such as
resizing the windows or using menus) at the same time as an event
fires (such as a Windows.Forms.Timer tick) but sometimes just occurs
(seemingly) randomly. Monobjc events don't seem to cause this problem
though when using objective-c selectors (such as NSTimer fire events),
but I may be wrong.
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