Hi Folks,
I got home today and managed to get the runtime to compile in Visual Studio
2010, but still the same error, ie a failed assertion on:
_CrtIsValidHeapPointer
So, this brought a new question to mind: Am I even supposed to be calling
free on pointers that have been given to me by the
2010/6/28 Russell Wallace russell.wall...@gmail.com:
On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 2:52 AM, Jonathan Pobst mon...@jpobst.com wrote:
Likely, when gmcs goes away, an alias script called 'gmcs' will be left
in it's place that points to the current compiler.
Yes, please do this -- that would be the
On 28.06.2010 02:27, Guy Sherman wrote:
I managed to compile a 64-bit version of the mono runtime, using Visual
Studio 2008, and I am having a great time working out how to embed mono.
However, I am using Visual Studio 2010 for my solution, and whenever I call
free on a pointer allocated by
What might be wrong with the command? here is a snipplet of the compile log
Making all in mini
make[3]: Entering directory `/mono-20100618/mono/mini'
if test -d ../../.git; then svn_info=git log --no-color --first-parent -n1
--
grep=git-svn-id: --pretty=format:%b | sed -n -e 's,git-svn-id:
Sure, but it's not installed by default, even after installing the
mono-devel package:
a...@a-desktop:~$ mcs
The program 'mcs' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install mono-mcs
I'm guessing this is because mcs in its current form, being a copy of
an old
On 28.06.2010 11:13, Russell Wallace wrote:
Sure, but it's not installed by default, even after installing the
mono-devel package:
a...@a-desktop:~$ mcs
The program 'mcs' is currently not installed. You can install it by typing:
sudo apt-get install mono-mcs
I'm guessing this is because
On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 11:05 AM, Robert Jordan robe...@gmx.net wrote:
There are efforts to make mcs a multi-target compiler (probably
under a new name and with script wrappers for mcs, gmcs,
smcs, dmcs), but even then you'll have to specify the target
runtime version via a command like switch
Hi Robert,
Thanks for that, that helps a little, but I think I still need to free in
one case, that is mono_string_to_utf16, I need to free the LPTSTR that I get
back afterwards (the example in test-invoke does). Is this where I would
call mono_free? Or should I be able to call g_free for this.
On 28.06.2010 12:22, guysherman wrote:
Hi Robert,
Thanks for that, that helps a little, but I think I still need to free in
one case, that is mono_string_to_utf16, I need to free the LPTSTR that I get
back afterwards (the example in test-invoke does). Is this where I would
call mono_free?
Hi Robert,
Thanks so much for your help and patience, I have now got my code working. I
found that mono_free was missing from the mono.def file that i had (I guess
I should probably rebuild it), so I added the line. Now my code compiles and
links and runs. Sweet victory!
I'm working on
Hi Guy,
On 28.06.2010 13:07, guysherman wrote:
Thanks so much for your help and patience, I have now got my code working. I
found that mono_free was missing from the mono.def file that i had (I guess
I should probably rebuild it), so I added the line. Now my code compiles and
links and runs.
Hello,
I'd like to use rlwrap with my Mono application, but it fails (my
code is just calling Console.ReadLine). If I write the same thing in C
(with fgets on stdin), it works, so it's not a term issue. rlwrap
works fine when the Mono application starts, but fails as soon as I
call
Is it possible? Im a newbie to WCF so I followed the steps in
http://www.netfxharmonics.com/2008/11/Understanding-WCF-Services-in-Silverlight
to setup a simple service and it worked fine under asp.net development
server(visual web developer 2010), but when I try with xsp2/mono 2.6
it fails.
There are efforts to make mcs a multi-target compiler (probably
under a new name and with script wrappers for mcs, gmcs,
smcs, dmcs), but even then you'll have to specify the target
runtime version via a command like switch (or resort to the
aforementioned wrappers).
This already exists via
Hi Robert,
I probably will do so in the near future. Is it appropriate to make a post
here when I have?
Thanks,
Guy.
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Hello,
Unless you use trunk or daily snapshot version you won't get it working
fine. (It might work for simple ones, but that's not the point.)
(This list is for those who hack mono, use mono-list instead.)
Atsushi Eno
On 2010/06/28 23:31, Thiago Padilha wrote:
Is it possible? Im a newbie
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