Someone actually built a launcher for .exe (.NET assembly format) files
on MacOS X. I think it's called Mono Starter and discussion about it
can be found in the archive of this list.
Erik
On Jul 8, 2004, at 10:15 PM, Darren Martz wrote:
I think there was a discussion about having a more OS native headers
structure but some it became obvious very quickly that it was not
possible
with portability and compatibility in mind. It does make me wonder if
an OS
specific utility could be developed to convert an exe-file to a native
OSX
app type IF the developer wants it.
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Subject: Re: [Mono-list] executable on MAC OS X?
I just compiled helloworld.cs on my MAC OS X machine and to my
surprise I ended up with a .exe file...
Not quite what I was expecting...
How do I get a mac executable?
Or am I supposed to use the netmodule... If so how...
Am I suppose to start a server to do this?
Hi Brian,
The .exe file is the executable file format across all platforms that
implement the .NET runtime, even for the Mac / PPC, so you've ended up
with
the correct type of file there.
To run it at the command line on OS X you can simply type:
mono helloworld.exe.
Like java programs the executable you've made could be transferred
from the
Mac to a Linux PC for example, and it will still execute, and vice
versa.
Regards,
-- Scott
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