Hello List,
Iam using the method UnixDriveInfo.GetDrives to look for a drive which has
maximum free space. But the api does not return the disks mounted manually or
by automount. Is there any other api which i can use to get info of mounted
drives or is there another way to handle this. Can
It would be useful to add unit test cases so this behavior is also
enforced in the code. Mind adding those?
I may not understand what you want. I attached a test for what I
think you want.
-bill
#include glib.h
#include test.h
RESULT
test_memory_zero_size_allocations ()
{
gpointer
Excellent...
I have added a bug (#414310) as well for my test case that appears to be
slightly different (but probably related).
While I was simplifying to a test case I discovered that the simpler
code worked on its own and only the large scale test failed, fortunately
I have managed to
Hello,
Exactly! Lets get this in.
It would be useful to add unit test cases so this behavior is also
enforced in the code. Mind adding those?
I may not understand what you want. I attached a test for what I
think you want.
-bill
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I don't know if it's me but I could find any successfull story about
VisualwebGUI and Mono out there so I decided to start from scratch believing
in the VisualwebGUI guys that claimed that VisualwebGUI working with mono is
a sure thing, well after all they were right!!!
Working test environment:
Hello,
The attached patch suppresses an autogen.sh warning when run with
NOCONFIGURE=1.
Currently, autogen.sh claims to run configure without arguments, even
when invoked in such a way as to not run configure at all. Such an
invocation is necessary for VPATH builds.
Please review the
Hi,
Looks ok to me.
Zoltan
2008/8/4 Andreas Färber [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello,
The attached patch suppresses an autogen.sh warning when run with
NOCONFIGURE=1.
Currently, autogen.sh claims to run configure without arguments, even when
invoked in such a way as to not run configure
Hi Guys,
When using mono.dll for scripting/embedding purposes, the only way to get
“scrip code” into the compiler is to use a “native” .net assembly and move the
script code into the managed world first? Or is there some obvious exported
method somewhere in the dll where I can directly inject
