Hi all,
I was trying out some tricks and needed reflection to pull them off. But
when I tried to retrieve private instance fields of an object, I found a
difference in behavior on Type.GetFields between Microsoft's CLR and Mono. I
tried this on Ubuntu 9.04 with Mono 2.0.1 from apt-get, and
Hi,
I'm using asp.net with mod_mono under apache. As I've some
performance issue I would like to track down the time used to load
assemblies, render web pages etc.
I've to add some custom logging or there's a system wide log that I
can enable to retrieve this info? If yes, how can I enable it?
Hi,
This is not a bug. BindingFlags.NonPublic does not return inherited
non-public class members.
It seems that MS.NET's internal delegate implementation is different
from Mono's. Maybe they are explicitly defining these fields in
inherited delegates.
Robert
Kris Mok wrote:
Hi all,
I was
Hi Robert,
No, MS.NET's delegate declares _target, _methodBase, _methodPtr and
_methodPtrAux in System.Delegate, the same way Mono's System.Delegate
declares m_target, method_ptr and the like. But they might have had some
special treatment to the delegates' implementations. Both MS.NET and
Hi Kris,
2009/9/10 Kris Mok rednaxela0...@hotmail.com:
You're right that BindingFlags.NonPublic doesn't return inherited fields.
Looks like I should have sent a bug report to MS instead :)
It's not a bug. You need to specify BindingFlags.FlattenHierarchy.
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Tom Spink wrote:
Hi Kris,
2009/9/10 Kris Mok rednaxela0...@hotmail.com:
You're right that BindingFlags.NonPublic doesn't return inherited fields.
Looks like I should have sent a bug report to MS instead :)
It's not a bug. You need to specify BindingFlags.FlattenHierarchy.
Nope. Please
2009/9/10 Robert Jordan robe...@gmx.net:
Nope. Please check the docs to see why.
Touché! You know, I remember writing some code a while ago to
recursively flatten the hierarchy for this very reason... but I forgot
the OP was looking for *private* members.
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This build option hasn't been working for a while when compiling from
trunk. Did anyone fix it recently?
What about trying it out?
Miguel
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We tried to build it today since we're experiencing issues with libgc
under really heavy load.
It does not build. David can add more details if you're interested, but
they show up just trying to build it.
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
This build option hasn't been working for a while when
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 6:52 PM,
pablosantosl...@terra.espablosantosl...@terra.es wrote:
We tried to build it today since we're experiencing issues with libgc under
really heavy load.
SGen is not production-ready yet. It cannot even run the corlib
testsuite completely, yet, so I doubt it will
Hello Pablo,
We tried to build it today since we're experiencing issues with libgc
under really heavy load.
Like I said on my first post: you can try it, but it is not finished.
And by not finished, I mean, it is not finished, so it is not going to
be useful for you to solve the problem
ok, understood.
We're considering working on it if we can't solve our issues (if
they're finally issues) with libgc.
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello Pablo,
We tried to build it today since we're experiencing issues with libgc
under really heavy load.
Like I said on my
Can anyone successfully run fsi.exe on mono?
If I use some simple .fsx script like:
#light
let x = 1 + 1
printfn %A x
and use:
mono fsi.exe --gui- ~/test.fsx
I get the desired 2 as output.
If I try to punch in the same commands in fsi.exe interactively fsi seems
completely stuck.
However, if
Let me guess, did you try changing the colours of your terminal?
On Thu, Sep 10, 2009 at 3:16 PM, Dan Shechter d...@houmus.org wrote:
Can anyone successfully run fsi.exe on mono?
If I use some simple .fsx script like:
#light
let x = 1 + 1
printfn %A x
and use:
mono fsi.exe --gui-
In mono/io-layer/io.c's CreateFile() function, if the first call to
_wapi_open() fails due to the path being a directory, it is retried w/o
WRITE permissions. As far as I can tell, the fallback open() call should
really be a _wapi_open() so that IOMAP magic is applied just as it was
in the first
Que? Colors of the terminal?
I'm just trying to port/run some of my more I/o intensive scripts
directly on my Linux servers instead of my windows boxes..
Apparently I'm having more luck with gnome-termina
Shechter.
On Sep 10, 2009, at 21:20, Rodrigo Kumpera kump...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Did the student of Google Summer Of Code release the code for what his done
so far with the GCC CLI project?
Kind Regards,
Lennie De VIlliers
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