On 11/14/07 David Wolinsky wrote:
In mono version r88278 ... this code crashes really bad (see
below). I just wanted to know if anyone was actively working on this?
Also is anyone working on the FileIOPermission?
Please file a bug report, though implementing CAS is not a priority for
On 11/13/07 David Miller wrote:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/tr_list_runs.cgi?plan_id=702
Do I really have to create a novell login just to
look at the test runs?
I've been trying to avoid having to create an account,
and I can understand requiring it for submitting new
bugs, but for
On 11/12/07 David Miller wrote:
In fact, significant chunks special list handling code got removed.
And I am certain many other significant cleanups and simplifications
become possible after this patch goes in.
I agree with the general change, but it's better to just add
a prev field in
On 11/08/07 Sanghyeon Seo wrote:
mono(1) lists type as a possible value for MONO_LOG_MASK, but it
doesn't seem to do anything. I thought it would log when types are
loaded (is that the intended purpose?).
Is there other way to see what types are loaded?
There is curently no trace event
Hi all,
Please review the attached patch.
It contains synchronization fix for the class
WebClientAsyncResult and light changes for the class WebClientProtocol
that is a base of SoapHttpClientProtocol for thread safety purpose.
WebServicesProtocolPatch.patch
On 11/06/07 Sharique uddin Ahmed Farooqui wrote:
Now 64 bit system are become norms, more linux users are moving 64-bit
version of their distro. I think we should hav 64-bit installer now.
We do provide packages for many 64 bit systems and packages are the
suggested way to install mono. The
On 11/15/07 David Miller wrote:
All it takes is someone able to test my patch on those remaining
platforms and about an hour of developer time to weed out any
regressions.
I'm just saying that waiting for that is likely going to take
several days, as we don't have the power to force
Paolo Molaro wrote:
On 11/13/07 David Miller wrote:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/tr_list_runs.cgi?plan_id=702
Do I really have to create a novell login just to
look at the test runs?
Actually, it looks like right now only Novell employees have access to
Testopia. There's a
Hi All,
Is anyone currently maintaining this? Would you be interested in putting
it under the umbrella of the (new) NUnit 3.0 Testing Platform - shortly
to be announced more widely?
I'm seeing this as a sort of meta-project, so component projects
could stay where they are, but we would be making
Hello,
I'm currently testing Mono's interoperability between C# and C code, and
have run into an interesting scenario.
In my test case I have a C shared object that implements two functions:
setString and getString. The first function, setString, simply copies the
string into a local buffer.
Dan Osawa wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently testing Mono's interoperability between C# and C code, and
have run into an interesting scenario.
In my test case I have a C shared object that implements two functions:
setString and getString. The first function, setString, simply copies the
Hi Dan,
please reply to the list.
After invoking getString() the first time, mono will free the
unmanaged string, which will corrupt your global _cp field.
Change you code to always return new instances of the string,
allocated from the heap either using malloc or functions using
malloc, e.g.
Gents,
you will probably laugh at me, but I cannot for the life of me figure
out how to get this to work.
I am using monodevelop to write a little app. As soon as I want to see
any widget properties or the toolbox, I get an unhandled exception
saying that it could not find gdiplus.dll.
So I look
Hi to all:
Is posbile to use Mono.Remotng with classes that have methods with class
return type or object as return?
thanks
Mauricio
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I forgot to specify in my initial patch posting that the code
is being contributed under MIT/X11 terms.
Sorry for not making that clear from the beginning.
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Would reading this contaminate a programer inthe eyes of Mono?
(the quote is from the sharp OS list (an atempt to write an os using the
maximum amount of C#))
Thanks,
Dennis
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/05/05/JITCompiler/
A nice article, from 2 years ago, talking
Would reading this contaminate a programer inthe eyes of Mono?
(the quote is from the sharp OS list (an atempt to write an os using
the maximum amount of C#))
Not at all.
But the concepts on that article might not apply to Mono directly.
It would be useful if someone wrote the equivalent
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