I'm embedding mono and it's in a threaded environment so was hoping that a simple explanation of what I'm doing might shed some light on where I am going wrong, before I post the code.
I'm embedding in java 7 via the jruby ffi. I have a C function that calls mono_object_new and returns it as a pointer to jruby. Some time later I call another C function with the MonoObject, and when I call mono_class_get_name on the object's klass, I get back random classes. My function that creates the MonoObject is hard wired to a specific namespace/class. I'd say roughly 20% of the time I get back a random class, it's not always the same. The threading involved comes from Akka. I am creating the mono object in one thread and usually using it in another, but never is a mono object used concurrently by different threads. I'm also using mono_thread_attach liberally at this point. Anything obvious that sticks out? Seems like a threading issue of some type. If I'm missing a call to mono_thread_attach somewhere, would this behavior be expected? Chris
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