On Thu, 2002-09-12 at 23:27, Ricardo Kirkner wrote: > I am sorry, but i did not understand what you sayed. Could you please > explain it again to me? Why does the makefile generate those zero sized > files? How can I do to get the files correctly compiled?
When you build 'mono', it hopes that you will also have the 'mcs' project checked out and already built. The dlls which you listed are built as part of the mcs project, and so you need to check out and build the 'mcs' project first. Once you have done that you can build the 'mono' project and it will pick up the dlls from ../mcs/class/lib. (If you're starting from scratch, you will need to install a prebuilt version of mono/mcs in order to build the class libraries in the first place - it's a chicken and egg situation). There is an easier hacky method. Just check out 'mono', build it and install it. Download one of the prebuilt tarballs (like mono-0.15) and copy the dlls from the tarball over the zero-sized dlls from your mono build. This will give you an up-to-date jit with older class libraries. It may not always work though. Andrew - www.nobugs.org - _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
