I don't have a full understanding of how MONO_PATH interacts with the GAC, though. Does it simply take precedence over the GAC?
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Jackson Harper wrote:
You need to use gacutil to install the new Mono.Posix. Either set your prefix in mcs/ and do a make install in the mcs/class/Mono.Posix or do gacutil -i Mono.Posix.dll
Jackson
On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 16:31 -0400, Loren Bandiera wrote:
I've been using Mono for some software I'm writing and I needed a way to get an entry from a UNIX password file. I looked around Mono.Posix.Syscall but I didn't find what I was looking for.
So I wrote some code to allow Mono.Posix.Syscall to call getpwent_r(3). See attached patches.
My problem is now, I'm having issues trying to test it. I patched the mcs and mono source, built it and installed it in /usr/local. When trying to compile a simple program to use my new code, it told me it couldn't find it in Mono.Posix.Syscall. I guess my default mono install is causing the confusion.
Since I run Gentoo Linux, my next idea was to modify the Mono ebuild and have it add my patches. I didn't get too far with that due to some other issues in the ebuild, which I won't get into here.
Can I have two instances of mono installed? (say in /usr and /usr/local?) If so, did I miss something? Or what is the recommended way to this?
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