Sorry, I think the problem was from my side... it's not a bug :| Le mar 04/03/2003 à 19:21, Paolo Molaro a écrit : > On 02/28/03 Charles-Louis wrote: > > Basically, the core assembly contains an empty thread, and some classes > > to access it. My Mono assembly contains a frontend for those methods, > > and the GtkComponent class inherits from a BasicComponent in the core. > > > > in the Parent's constructor: (Core.dll) > > > > this.theThread = new Thread(new ThreadStart(WorkerThread)); > > //where WorkerThread is an empty virtual function// > > > > in Child: > > Class1 theClass = new Class1(); > > // the Class1 constructor doesn't exist, so it should call > > // the parent's constructor > > > > > > Problem: > > If I compile Mono + Common classes into one assembly, it works, andthe > > Thread is initialized, but if I separate both assemblies (in order to > > share the core), the Thread is never initialized (Parent's constructor > > is not used). > > Can you provide a small test case and file a bug report at > bugzilla.ximian.com with instructions about how to compile it and reproduce > the issue? > > Thanks > > lupus -- Charles-Louis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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