On 8/5/05, Paul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Probably some error on locking/freeing threads is generating this exception
>
> Worth putting into the big scaly one?
If you mean open a bugzilla case it is certainly worth as it meanders
in the Platform Driver code for X before crashing...
Could yo
Hello,
I think. the best of Mono is its open source nature, and the fact thet
everybody can adapt it or modify it, adding the stability and the
support for more than one arch.
On the other hand, what Mono is missing the most, is an IDE for Winforms
and also documentation (docs for Mono libs and b
Hey,
I just checked it, and saw that in the .Net docs, it states that
AssemblyName (string name) receives the simple name. However, in the
beta 2, if you pass the long format name, it parses it.
I think we should keep this change to mcs this way, and wait for this
change in the api (System.Refle
Hey,
The constructor receiving a string doesn't parse the long format name.
Instead, it just assign "Name" property. So, I don't think we can use
it.
Carlos.
El vie, 05-08-2005 a las 13:55 +0100, Marek Safar escribió:
> Hello,
>
> >>>The other things were applied. I attached two test cases. Do
Hi,
> This modified version of your ugly program runs for a while (hundreds
> of increments):
Ugly? It's hacked together with bits of Blutak and sticky tape!
> Probably some error on locking/freeing threads is generating this exception
Worth putting into the big scaly one?
> Hope it helps,
It
Hi Paul,
First, from msdn:
Note There are four methods on a control that are safe to call from
any thread: Invoke, BeginInvoke, EndInvoke, and CreateGraphics. For
all other method calls, you should use one of the invoke methods to
marshal the call to the control's thread.
See:
http://msdn.mic
Gary M. Smithrud
Haley Systems, Inc.
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Moving at the Speed of Change
The issue with mono_debugger_add_type is with the following lines (from
memory, since I am on a different machine):
write_leb(...);
write_leb(...);
write_leb(...);
* ((gpointer*
Paul,
Thanks for the heads up on that. I've looked at the C++ version at
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/util/srcview.aspx?lbLangPref=CP&path=/quickstart/howto/Samples/WinForms/ThreadMarshal/ThreadMarshal.src
but I'm not sure if I've got this right.
That's one of the best article I kn
Start reading
http://www.mono-project.com/Web_Services
The following demo show the basics of a client GTK# program consuming
a web service, just be cautioned that the demo used VisualStudio
facilities, but using the wsdl tool from mono as explained in the
first link you can have something working
Hi,
Thanks for the heads up on that. I've looked at the C++ version at
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/util/srcview.aspx?lbLangPref=CP&path=/quickstart/howto/Samples/WinForms/ThreadMarshal/ThreadMarshal.src
but I'm not sure if I've got this right.
My thread code looks like this
public
Hi,
> What do you think is the best thing about Mono compared to .NET?
I don't need to use a MS piece of kit, but the binaries I make will run
on it (and on anything else which has Mono or the .NET 1.1 framework)
and like most open source projects, it has a fantastic developer and
community spiri
Hi,
> > How do I use Control.Invoke within my code and I'm not sure this
> > explains the r00t access the code gave me.
>
> And you really think that Mono gave you root access? ;-)
No. I suspect a problem with the threading model or the kernel itself,
but before I make a total gimboid of myself,
Hello everybody
I'll be talking about differences between Mono and .NET in September and
It would be nice to know what you think is the best difference between
Mono and .NET.
I have a short list of differences:
1. Platform independent
2. Open Source
3. Extra cryptofunctionality
4. Extra libs lik
Title: RE: [Mono-devel-list] C# Threading : libgcc_s.so.1 mustbeinstalledfor pthread_cancel to work
Thanks for the info, Ben,Indeed, my problem was
not solved by addingexport LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.4.19More information
on my situation:The crash occurs only on RH ES3+IBM JVM(1.4.2).On RH
ES3+Su
I've checked in a patch for DbDataReader.Update () to reverse the order
of raising RowUpdating event and setting values for the parameters. So,
the providers don't have to set the values for the parameter themselves.
The update method identifies the correct row version from the
Parameter's Sou
On Fri, 2005-08-05 at 11:08 +0200, IT2003_1: Morenz, Tino wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as I try to get mono running on a QNX box I need to know whether the
> compilation is sane (I mean whether everthing works well).
>
> atm I use `make distcheck' but it's kind of annoying and time consuming that
> it alwa
Paul,
How do I use Control.Invoke within my code and I'm not sure this
explains the r00t access the code gave me.
And you really think that Mono gave you root access? ;-)
Rob
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Paul F. Johnson a écrit :
Hi,
public void synchTest()
{
del();
if (count1 != count2)
lbl.Text = "Unsynched";
}
}
Your code access the UI from another thread.
This is unsuported with SWF (on MSFT's runtime, too).
You must use Control.Invoke if you want to update the UI
Hi,
> > public void synchTest()
> > {
> > del();
> > if (count1 != count2)
> > lbl.Text = "Unsynched";
> > }
> > }
>
> Your code access the UI from another thread.
> This is unsuported with SWF (on MSFT's runtime, too).
> You must use Control.Invoke if you want to update the U
Hi
I'm experiencing trouble getting mod-mono to run on one of my debian
boxes. The same configuration runs fine on my other testing machine. Both
machines had older 1.02 versions of mono installed which have been
compiled from source. I've tried my best to get rid of all older files
before install
Hello,
The other things were applied. I attached two test cases. Do you think
we could need more tests?
They look fine.
BTW: Could not we use AssemblyName class from corlib to avoid this
parsing code ?
Well, yes. That's exactly what I tought. But, we don't have a Parse ()
me
Hi Paul,
public void synchTest()
{
del();
if (count1 != count2)
lbl.Text = "Unsynched";
}
}
Your code access the UI from another thread.
This is unsuported with SWF (on MSFT's runtime, too).
You must use Control.Invoke if you want to update the UI from
another thread, other
Hi,
> > I think I've found a problem between Mono and the latest kernel and I'm
> > trying to find what it is. I've been advised to look at threading as a
> > potential cause.
>
> What kind of problems?
Nothing major - just being able to have full root access as a standard
user after runaway thr
Hello,
When I try to use the MS Mappoint Web Service, I get
an error while authenticating. The code works just fine on the MS.net framework,
however not on mono. I read about a fix for the error in the digestclient class
(http://lists.ximian.com/pipermail/mono-patches/2005-July/061297.h
Hi Paul,
Hi,
I think I've found a problem between Mono and the latest kernel and I'm
trying to find what it is. I've been advised to look at threading as a
potential cause.
What kind of problems?
Does the threading system change depending on the OS (for instance,
Linux and MacOS would use P
As many people is reporting problems with get-monolite-latest, I think
someone should investigate if it is still being generated correct
everyday, it may be stuck with an old tarred snapshot.
"Mono Daily Binary Packages" - page (http://mono.ximian.com/daily/) shows a
2005 08 04
monolite-2005080
There has been no further comments on managed collation stuff
since last week. I made no changes on them this week.
Now that there is already OK sign from Miguel, I'll commit
that stuff unless there is no further stop from anyone.
I'd still wait for Unicode Normalization code for which I haven't
Hi,
I think I've found a problem between Mono and the latest kernel and I'm
trying to find what it is. I've been advised to look at threading as a
potential cause.
Does the threading system change depending on the OS (for instance,
Linux and MacOS would use POSIX, Win32 uses Win32) or does it hav
Hi,
make[4]: Entering directory `/home/karnhoffer/Documents/mono_src/svn/mcs'
make PROFILE=basic all
make[5]: Entering directory `/home/karnhoffer/Documents/mono_src/svn/mcs'
*** The compiler 'mcs' doesn't appear to be usable.
*** The contents of your 'monolite' directory are out-of-date
*** You m
Hi,
Please follow:
cd libgdiplus
./autogen.sh (./autogen.sh --prefix=/usr)
make
su
make install
/sbin/ldconfig (see "Making sure gdiplus is found" below)
exit (takes you back to a normal user)
cd ../mono
./autogen.sh (--prefix=/usr) --with-preview= {yes/no} (see below)
make get-monolite-latest
m
Hi,
as I try to get mono running on a QNX box I need to know whether the
compilation is sane (I mean whether everthing works well).
atm I use `make distcheck' but it's kind of annoying and time consuming that it
always creates the tarball / compiles the system before it actually starts the
tes
Hi,
Now I have MonoCharge installed I have the Mono sources but make fails:
make[4]: Entering directory `/home/karnhoffer/Documents/mono_src/svn/mcs'
make PROFILE=basic all
make[5]: Entering directory
`/home/karnhoffer/Documents/mono_src/svn/mcs'
*** The compiler 'mcs' doesn't appear to be us
Thanks for your responses Atsushi & David.
I'm still wondering as to why the exception is rethrown and thus propagated
up the method call stack (assuming I did not call ResetAbort) even after it
is handled by a catch block.
I'm not questioning this behavior, just trying to understand why it is s
Hey Marek,
Comments below:
> >
> >I changed it to CheckAttributeValidity, but I'm not very sure about
> >it. Do you have any better idea?
> >
> >
> What about 'CheckInternalsVisibleAttribute' ?
>
Good. (Note that my idea was to have here some other attributes checks,
but, since we have onl
> We implement things based on publicly available materials.
Ok, I do not insist that the data must be in the Microsoft format. You
can create you own mono format which I can read and translate to MS
format - windows has API for writing it so it should not be that big
problem. The MS format is bin
Hello Carlos
+ string [] args = a.GetString ().Trim ().Split
(new char [] {','});
a.GetString () can return null.
I don't think so. When the emtpy string is passed, it shows no errors.
When you don't pass any argument, it will complain about the
parameter.
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