I am personally using mono-xsp-opt, with fastcgi-mono-server4 and
lighttpd, that works alright.
On production with high load?
Unfortunately not yet. I am still in development.
But I remembered reading somewhere, mentioning someone bigger was
using fastcgi-mono-server.
This might be it:
See
http://www.mobilelinuxnews.com/2014/08/introduction-mono-sailfish-os-jolla/.
I'm happy to announce that development on Mono for Sailfish is underway (
http://monoforsailfish.com).This is a continuation of MonoTizen (
http://monotizen.com), on which development has been suspended because
I've been looking at OciDefineHandle and the OciDefineByPos call it uses in
particular. Currently two of the parameters passed to this call are short
variables. They are passed as ref fields as Oracle uses their address to put
size and indicator data once the data is fetched. However, being
Hey Neale,
What makes a short ref suitable to be moved during GC?
I am confused, I thought we wouldn't do that.
Miguel
On Thu, Aug 21, 2014 at 6:58 PM, Neale Ferguson nealefergu...@verizon.net
wrote:
I've been looking at OciDefineHandle and the OciDefineByPos call it uses
in particular.
Hello,
Wanted to follow up to Neale's comment, as he clarified an important point
that I overlooked.
There are two ref parameters that are being passed to unmanaged code, both
point to fields inside the OciDefineHandle managed type.
Neale's analysis is correct: the object might move and with
