On a related note, wouldn't it make sense to bundle a simple binfmt init script with mono? I'm sure we can come up with a script generic enough to work across most of the major distros.

-fawad

Ben Maurer wrote:

On Tue, 2004-04-06 at 17:57, Aaron Weber wrote:


Thanks for the explanation. How's this sound?


The normal way to run a Mono application is to invoke it through the
interpreter, like so:


Caution. You probably dont mean an `interpreter'. Someone could get
confused with interpreter vs jit.



#!/bin/sh
/usr/bin/mono myprogram.exe


This will execute `myprogram.exe' that is located in the current working
directory. You probably want an absolute path there. Or you could get
the path of the script that is executing.

Also, you want to put "$@" at the end so that it gets arguments.

cat `which mcs` has a good example.

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