Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-06 Thread Benjamin Reed
Erik Dasque wrote:

Yes, I believe we need one.

As for the GC, instead of the internal one, I think we should recommend 
: --with-gc=boehm after installing boehm gc6.3alpha4 .
Most definitely.  That's what I'm using for the Fink packages (btw, mono 
0.30.2 and xsp 0.9 are in fink unstable, both 10.2-gcc3.3 and 10.3)

(making progress with GTK# on MacOS today)
It seems to freeze while generating the atk bits.  I've only tried it on 
my 10.2 machine (since it's generally easier to port forward than back) 
so I don't know if it acts better on panther...

How much luck have you had?

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Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-06 Thread Erik Dasque

On Mar 4, 2004, at 9:33 PM, Griffin Caprio wrote:

On Mar 4, 2004, at 1:13 PM, Erik Dasque wrote:

1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono documentation ?
We could use a MacOS HOWTO.

Sure.  Does a MacOS HOWTO exist yet?


Not as such, I don't believe.

Should we start one up?  I have no problem maintaining one.

Yes, I believe we need one.

As for the GC, instead of the internal one, I think we should recommend : --with-gc=boehm after installing boehm gc6.3alpha4 .

(making progress with GTK# on MacOS today)

Erik


Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-05 Thread Griffin Caprio
On Mar 4, 2004, at 8:33 PM, Griffin Caprio wrote:

On Mar 4, 2004, at 1:13 PM, Erik Dasque wrote:

1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono 
documentation ?
We could use a MacOS HOWTO.
Sure.  Does a MacOS HOWTO exist yet?

Not as such, I don't believe.
Should we start one up?  I have no problem maintaining one.

I have pushed out a new version of the Mac OS X installation guide, 
adding the missing GC information.

http://homepage.mac.com/griffincaprio/mono/RunningMonoOnMacOSX.html

-Griffin

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Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-04 Thread Griffin Caprio
On Mar 4, 2004, at 1:13 PM, Erik Dasque wrote:

1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono 
documentation ?
We could use a MacOS HOWTO.
Sure.  Does a MacOS HOWTO exist yet?

Not as such, I don't believe.
Should we start one up?  I have no problem maintaining one.


Haven't tried yet.  Most of my work deals in the core ( mono & mac ), 
but I will look into it.
Yes, getting bonobo-activation2 to intall from Fink is the hold up for 
me right now.


5) What's your success in using the JIT on MacOS especially for large
compilation (so mcs on mono, not mint).
Well, I was trying to compile my OSS project, DotNetMock, on mono, 
BUT i was running into trouble trying to compile NAnt first.  That is 
how I figured out the missing GC stuff.  I will say, that my 
DotNetMock project is fairly large, and it should be interesting to 
see how it performs.
Were you successful in geting NAnt to compile ? What is DotNetMock ?

No, I haven't gotten NAnt to compile.  I keep trying, but I am getting 
strange errors.

DotNetMock is a open source library for implementing Mock Objects in 
.NET.  I am the creator & admin of the project.  They are very useful 
for unit testing.

-Griffin

Erik

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Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-04 Thread Erik Dasque
1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono documentation 
?
We could use a MacOS HOWTO.
Sure.  Does a MacOS HOWTO exist yet?

Not as such, I don't believe.

Haven't tried yet.  Most of my work deals in the core ( mono & mac ), 
but I will look into it.
Yes, getting bonobo-activation2 to intall from Fink is the hold up for 
me right now.


5) What's your success in using the JIT on MacOS especially for large
compilation (so mcs on mono, not mint).
Well, I was trying to compile my OSS project, DotNetMock, on mono, BUT 
i was running into trouble trying to compile NAnt first.  That is how 
I figured out the missing GC stuff.  I will say, that my DotNetMock 
project is fairly large, and it should be interesting to see how it 
performs.
Were you successful in geting NAnt to compile ? What is DotNetMock ?

Erik

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Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-04 Thread Griffin Caprio
 
On Thursday, March 04, 2004, at 11:28AM, Erik Dasque <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>Hi Griffin,
>
>very interesting write-up. I have a few questions :
>
>1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono documentation ? 
>We could use a MacOS HOWTO.

Sure.  Does a MacOS HOWTO exist yet?

>2) You chose not to include the boehm gc. I think we need that on MacOS 
>X.

Yes, that's a glaring omission on my part.  Again, there were no instructions on 
having to "enable" GC for the Mac.  I have corrected this, and will be pushing out an 
update on building Mono w/ GC tonight.

>3) Have you tried to build GTK# on MacOS ? I am having problems getting 
>bonobo-activation2 to build and it's a dependency of gnomeui which is a 
>dependency of GTK# (for some stuff) ?

Haven't tried yet.  Most of my work deals in the core ( mono & mac ), but I will look 
into it.

>4) Would it be best for most people to get Mono from the Daily Snapshot 
>(irregular) or the release instead of the anon CVS

I guess it depends on how you like to work.  Personally, i like to work with CVS 
because Mono is in such an infant state. Daily commits to CVS are more likly to 
include core bugfixes and new core features.  This is the opposite of a more mature 
product, whose CVS tree would likly be more focued on new features.

>5) What's your success in using the JIT on MacOS especially for large 
>compilation (so mcs on mono, not mint).

Well, I was trying to compile my OSS project, DotNetMock, on mono, BUT i was running 
into trouble trying to compile NAnt first.  That is how I figured out the missing GC 
stuff.  I will say, that my DotNetMock project is fairly large, and it should be 
interesting to see how it performs.

>Just wondering.
>
>Erik

Griffin

>On Mar 3, 2004, at 11:51 PM, Griffin Caprio wrote:
>
>> Hello all,
>>
>> I have recently built and installed Mono on my powerbook, running Mac 
>> OS X 10.3.  Since there is no real help out there for users of the 
>> Mac, I have written up the steps required in order to build Mono. 
>> Below is the link.
>>
>> http://homepage.mac.com/griffincaprio/mono/RunningMonoOnMacOSX.html
>>
>> Hope that this will help others.  I will keep updating the page with 
>> any new information, or add anything that I forgot.
>>
>> Ciao,
>>
>> Griffin Caprio
>>
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Re: [Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-04 Thread Erik Dasque
Hi Griffin,

very interesting write-up. I have a few questions :

1) Do you want to submit that for inclusion in the mono documentation ? 
We could use a MacOS HOWTO.
2) You chose not to include the boehm gc. I think we need that on MacOS 
X.
3) Have you tried to build GTK# on MacOS ? I am having problems getting 
bonobo-activation2 to build and it's a dependency of gnomeui which is a 
dependency of GTK# (for some stuff) ?
4) Would it be best for most people to get Mono from the Daily Snapshot 
(irregular) or the release instead of the anon CVS
5) What's your success in using the JIT on MacOS especially for large 
compilation (so mcs on mono, not mint).

Just wondering.

Erik

On Mar 3, 2004, at 11:51 PM, Griffin Caprio wrote:

Hello all,

I have recently built and installed Mono on my powerbook, running Mac 
OS X 10.3.  Since there is no real help out there for users of the 
Mac, I have written up the steps required in order to build Mono. 
Below is the link.

http://homepage.mac.com/griffincaprio/mono/RunningMonoOnMacOSX.html

Hope that this will help others.  I will keep updating the page with 
any new information, or add anything that I forgot.

Ciao,

Griffin Caprio

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[Mono-list] Running Mono on Mac OS X Write up

2004-03-03 Thread Griffin Caprio
Hello all,

I have recently built and installed Mono on my powerbook, running Mac 
OS X 10.3.  Since there is no real help out there for users of the Mac, 
I have written up the steps required in order to build Mono. Below is 
the link.

http://homepage.mac.com/griffincaprio/mono/RunningMonoOnMacOSX.html

Hope that this will help others.  I will keep updating the page with 
any new information, or add anything that I forgot.

Ciao,

Griffin Caprio

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