Hi,
I just checked in the fruits of my labor from the Mono Summit. With the
help of Ben Maurer, I identified a number of places where we were doing
some stupid things in Beagle, and with some additional info on some of
the quirkier aspects of the runtime, I was able to reduce the startup
memory
Now, we have assembly attributes (essentially assembly metadata) which
specifies the classes that were previously picked out of thousands.
This metadata is usually set in an AssemblyInfo.cs file for the
assembly, and is required for these classes to be loaded. Think of it
as registering a
Hi,
On Wed, 2006-10-25 at 17:09 -0400, Debajyoti Bera wrote:
Now, we have assembly attributes (essentially assembly metadata) which
specifies the classes that were previously picked out of thousands.
This metadata is usually set in an AssemblyInfo.cs file for the
assembly, and is required
