2012/2/1 Alan alan.mcgov...@gmail.com
Is there a mono package available for your distro? If so, just install
that.
For latest release, no. I Installed latest packages available for SLE, and
with them I could build git version.
--Tavasti
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We have application, which uses custom controls made by third party. On
windows platform these controls perform ok, but moonlight performance is
bad. Problem is in custom gridview which has suport for 'multiline' rows.
Problems we have:
1) performance. more lines the grid has, slower it gets.
I'm trying to debug problems in moonlight. Unfortunately, debugging it is
bit problematic
1) with MOONLIGHT_DEBUG I got plugin crash. Frotunately, I managed to find
it:
diff --git a/src/value.cpp b/src/value.cpp
index 3117f24..eda014d 100644
--- a/src/value.cpp
+++ b/src/value.cpp
@@ -74,7 +74,8
Thanks. Upgrading to a newer version did, in fact, fix the problem.
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Hi Robert,
the problem seems to be very strange.
As I already reported I am using FireFox 10 on Windows 7/ 64 bit to access my
Ubuntu machine running apache2 + mod_mono.
FireFox/ Ubuntu works without flaws whereas FireFox/ Windows 7 does not. In the
next step I compared the generated
page
There are 2 further scripts in the menu bar's table definition. After
loading/reloading these 2 scripts and pressing F5 again, the menu bar is
displayed correctly. There seems to be
a very basic problem in the way certain scripts are served.
From: test051...@hotmail.com
To:
Perfect. That is what i meant. Once you have any kind of system mono
package you will be able to build from git.
I don't think anyone pasted this link earlier, so apologies if you've
already read it, but this has great info on how to set up a second mono
from git without breaking your system:
Hi Robert,
I'm sorry, it was my fault. The access was routed through a faulty proxy
server. After entering the ip address of my Ubuntu machine into the proxy
bypass list of FireFox/ Windows everyhing is working fine.
Martin
From: test051...@hotmail.com
To: test051...@hotmail.com;
I've been trying to get debugging working with my application that's using
embedded mono with some trouble, but I think I'm on the last legs here.
Here's what I'm doing (basically)
const char* options[] = {
--soft-breakpoints,
