On 04/27/02 Stefan Matthias Aust wrote: > Some time ago, I manually ported two Java programs to C# to have some > non-trivial examples to compare the runtime behavior of Java and C# (and to > learn C#). Today I installed mono4windows-0.11 and tried to run these > programs. In case you're interested in the result, I'll post them here.
Thanks for the info, very interesting! > I can't really benchmark nscheme, as, for what reason ever, the interpreter > doesn't terminate on System.Environment.Exit(0). The Smalltalk interpreter, I fixed this bug in cvs, Exit() was unimplemented. > however, does. Update: I found a workaround: "</dev/null" will work - for > some reason it seems to read from stdin when it shouldn't. Can you post a link to the sources of these programs, so that we can extract a test case for the bug? Thanks! > Then, to get an impression of the MCS compiler, I tried to recompile both > projects. Unfortunately, this didn't work. With nscheme, the compiler > throws an exception (and reports a lot of warnings of the MS compiler as > errors). With littlest, it detects some compiler errors. As above, if you post the sources we can add a proper bug report to our bug tracking system (or you may do it yourself at http://bugzilla.ximian.com). > The error in littlest is probably related to the timing-problem. It's an > error because it seems that some library function is missing: I filed a bug for this issue (#23998). > So, while I'm a little bit disappointed that I couldn't recompile my code > yet, it's pretty good to see, that the mono project evolves and that > there'll be hopefully eventually a working Linux version and an alternative > implementation on Windows. While I'll stay with Java for now, I start to > like C# and - being a language freak - I especially like the .NET idea of > having different languages running on the same platform - which shouldn't be > always Windows. Thanks for your feedback! lupus -- ----------------------------------------------------------------- [EMAIL PROTECTED] debian/rules [EMAIL PROTECTED] Monkeys do it better _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
