Who is in charge of IronPython RPMs, available on:
http://www.mono-project.com/Downloads ?
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2006/9/25, Sanghyeon Seo [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Who is in charge of IronPython RPMs, available on:
http://www.mono-project.com/Downloads ?
Okay, lupus told me it's Wade Berrier [EMAIL PROTECTED]. Thanks.
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Hello.
As I wrote a few mothes ago, when I made NunitWeb test framework, there
a strange bug when I run tests on mono. Sometimes mono hangs, and
oftentimes there are exceptions with the following stacktrace:
Tick caught an exception that has not been propagated:
System.NullReferenceException:
Hi David,
2006/9/18, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
You will see the result is not we expected,not all the character insert into
the database.
I suspect the problem lies in OciDefineHandle.DefineChar. There a
buffer of 2 * character length is allocated and filled. This is enough
for all
Putting one unpleasant hack in the source eliminated the leaking wapi
thread handles in the test application I was using. However, when
running the same code on the production server, there are still many
thread handles leaking from other places. It seems there is some
systematic problem
Hi,
The attached patch removed an (unnecessary) hack from KeyInfoX509Data.
The hack added an explicit declaration of the XMLDSIG namespace. This was
supposedly for compatibility with MS, but I tested with .NET 1.0, .NET 1.1
and .NET 2.0 and none of these emit that extra namespace declaration or
Just some info, UTF-8 for Unicode 3.x, goes up to 6 bytes per character.
:|
On 9/25/06, Jörg Rosenkranz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi David,
2006/9/18, David [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
...
You will see the result is not we expected,not all the character insert into
the database.
I suspect
On Mon, 2006-09-25 at 21:36 -0300, Rafael Teixeira wrote:
Just some info, UTF-8 for Unicode 3.x, goes up to 6 bytes per character.
:|
IIRC, UTF-8 should never be 6 bytes per character. It *can* be, to
encode the entire 31-bit address space of UCS-4, but since IIRC they
limited Unicode ISO
As a school project, I have decided to add unit checking to C# using annotations in comments. With this feature, you would potentially be able to write code like this...double average(IListdouble list)
{ double total = 0; for (int i = 0; i list.Count; i++) total += list[i]; return total /
