On 03/25/03 Urs Muff wrote: > The current mint is not working at all on Mac OS X [at least for me]. All I
It works for me. Have you tried compiling without GC support? > get is 100% CPU and that's the end of it, whatever I do, even trying to run > the simplest possible hello world pre-compiled assembly. --> It's kind of > hard to help if not even that works. Where to start? What is the state of You could start from a debugger... > the union [interpreter/runtime]? What environment is used to debug > [CodeWarrior/Project Builder]? --> since the environment will greatly > improve the possibility to track down crashes, and other hard bugs. [mint You can use the environment that suits you best. > does not look in great shape in any platform, I found problems [not being > able to use with mcs for example] on windows, and linux with mint]. If you find a bug, file a bug report with a test case. Last time I checked mint bootstrapped both mcs and corlib on linux/x86 (yes, it's slow). > Does anyone have a 'working' environment at all on Mac OS X? If so, are you > willing to share, so that we all can help. I use the code from cvs, though the latest release should work as well. I don't link to libgc since when I tried a few months ago that got me a linker error that I haven't had the time to investigate. lupus -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] debian/rules [EMAIL PROTECTED] Monkeys do it better _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
