On Apr 12, 2005 12:32 AM, Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Preview=yes will become the new default.
Ah. Thanks for the clarification. I guess the logic will have to be
reversed in that test.
And speaking of PREVIEW, I've been getting some strange errors lately
when building the 2.0
Hello,
They don't really have to be - there are plenty of
examples of how to wrap them up to create a virtual layer
that *is* portable. You only need 'one of' these
technologies on any given platform, and configure can
take care of the rest.
Given the effectiveness of P/Invoke and
While working to get mono up and running on FreeBSD, I discovered that
there were no tests for System.Diagnostics which were being run.
There are, however, a couple of tests in the group which use
System.Diagnostics, but they weren't as portable as they could have
been, and lacked information for
Hi,
Is there any particular reason why calling mono_jit_init then
mono_jit_cleanup and then mono_jit_init again causes an abort?
Would be really nice to be able to unload mono after you are done with a
task and don't need it anymore.
Joachim Ante
www.otee.dk
Hi,
It would be nice but it is very hard to do. Neither the Sun VM nor the MS VM
can be unloaded.
Zoltan
On Apr 12, 2005 7:00 PM, Joe Ante [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any particular reason why calling mono_jit_init then
Hello,
Dick's new daemon-less io-layer for Mono has been checked into the
main branch on SVN. It went through extensive testing before it was
merged into the main branch.
If you track SVN, please use this new version and help us debug any
kinks that might be there.
Miguel.
Anyway, I'll do the aio_* thing and add epoll and kqueue with the lowest
priority to my queue. Patches for these are welcome.
My understanding is that the behaviour of aio with sockets
(and presumably pipes) is NOT (well) specified by POSIX.
And that the implementations reflect this in their
Hi Miguel,
Dick's new daemon-less io-layer for Mono has been checked into the
main branch on SVN. It went through extensive testing before it was
merged into the main branch.
If you track SVN, please use this new version and help us debug any
kinks that might be there.
I got a lot of
