Hi,
I had noticed when I press any key in booish and ipy, the console will echo
twice.
Then I try to hack. I found that is because Console.ReadKey() had some
problem.
So I do a little patch as attachment.
I hope it is useful.
Regards,
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Josh,
At a high level it does, but this conversation should be moved over
to mono-devel-list, so that the approrpiate maintainers (Dick Porter)
can weigh in. I've cc'd Dick and the mono-devel-list, dropping mono-
osx.
-g
On 21-Apr-08, at 2:32 AM, Joshua Perry wrote:
It seems that I
Hello,
It's in SVN. Thanks for the patch and test case!
Sebastien
On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 11:52 +0900, Kazuki Oikawa wrote:
Hi.
HMAC function return wrong result if message is part of array.
I made a patch to fix this bug.
Please review it.
plain text document attachment (HMAC.patch)
I noticed that some unmanaged crashes in glib could leave the
program running but hanged. See below for a sample program (the bad
g_free was used to deliberately crash).
Did some more testing to reveal that Mono behaves unpredictably upon
crashes in unmanaged glib. I have filed a bug with a
Hi,
Attached is a patch for System.Core assembly.
We have found some bugs in the implementation of the Queryable extension
methods.
The bugs were mostly around whether to call 'Provider.Execute' or
'Provider.CreateQuery'.
The patch also contains tests that support the fix.
Please review.
D Bera wrote:
I noticed that some unmanaged crashes in glib could leave the
program running but hanged. See below for a sample program (the bad
g_free was used to deliberately crash).
Did some more testing to reveal that Mono behaves unpredictably upon
crashes in unmanaged glib. I have
I noticed that some unmanaged crashes in glib could leave the
program running but hanged. See below for a sample program (the bad
g_free was used to deliberately crash).
Did some more testing to reveal that Mono behaves unpredictably upon
crashes in unmanaged glib. I have filed
Hi,
D Bera wrote:
I am not asking mono recover from a crash. I am merely asking mono to
not hang. That is an unpredicable behaviour since people want a
program to either run or not run but not stay in a middle state of
doing nothing. Hope I am clear this time. Looking at the stack trace
I
doing nothing. Hope I am clear this time. Looking at the stack trace
I _think_ its just some bug in mono's after-crash-stacktrace-printer
which is causing the problem. Mono's behaviour (and yours too) is
absolutely right otherwise.
It's most likely the g_spawn* that gets the stack
For some reason, catching the unmanaged exception has the correct
behaviour even though it could be just a side effect. Zoltan pointed
out that unmanaged exceptions are not converted to exceptions in mono
even though the windows side seem to do it and recomment using
Hey,
On 4/21/08, Leonid Freydovich [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The bugs were mostly around whether to call 'Provider.Execute' or
'Provider.CreateQuery'.
The patch also contains tests that support the fix.
The patch looks good. Please do reformat your code before checking in,
the whole patch
On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 16:34 +0100, Alan McGovern wrote:
For some reason, catching the unmanaged exception has the correct
behaviour even though it could be just a side effect. Zoltan pointed
out that unmanaged exceptions are not converted to exceptions in mono
even though the windows
I'm developing an application that will embed Mono, and I'd like to be
able to find classes by name by searching what's installed in the GAC,
instead of specifying the assembly to get the class from.
That is, I'm following the recipe from the embedding mono web page:
- Create a domain.
-
Hi,
Casey Marshall wrote:
I'm developing an application that will embed Mono, and I'd like to be
able to find classes by name by searching what's installed in the GAC,
instead of specifying the assembly to get the class from.
That is, I'm following the recipe from the embedding mono web
On Mon, 2008-04-21 at 21:44 +0200, Robert Jordan wrote:
Hi,
Casey Marshall wrote:
I'm developing an application that will embed Mono, and I'd like to be
able to find classes by name by searching what's installed in the GAC,
instead of specifying the assembly to get the class from.
Casey Marshall wrote:
Also, is it possible to disable the crash dump in mono? I'm using
abort() in a test suite, and it would be nice to not have a screenful of
gdb info when a test fails.
Use assert(3) or glib's g_assert() instead.
Oh, oops, I mean I'm using assert. Sorry. This is raising
Hi,
I'm embedding Mono and using SWIG to wrap a few simple C++ objects.
They use PInvoke to wrap these objects and for string/char* return
values they use a C# delegate in order to obtain a string owned by the
GC so it can safely be returned. They use a simple C# static method
where the string
Hi,
Thank you very much for pointing out this difference. Note that if it's
really necessary I prefer to create a mono_runtime_init or similar callback
supplied by mini over splitting the code because MonoFixupCorEE requires the
address of the other functions and is used by metadata so it
Hi,
We've released 1.9.1 as a minor bugfix update to 1.9.
The release notes are here:
http://go-mono.com/archive/1.9.1/
and downloads are available here:
http://www.mono-project.com/Downloads
Thanks to all those who contributed to this release.
Enjoy!
Wade
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Hi All,
I've a novice user of Mono. I'm trying to build Mono from source code. I've
installed Cygwin and checked-out the source code from SVN. While building
using ./autogen.sh, I'm getting some errors and the build failed. I'm
attaching the build log file with this mail. Can anyone please guide
mandag 21 April 2008 skrev Robert Jordan:
Hi,
D Bera wrote:
I am not asking mono recover from a crash. I am merely asking mono to
not hang. That is an unpredicable behaviour since people want a
program to either run or not run but not stay in a middle state of
doing nothing. Hope I am
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