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at the call site I am not all that happy with. It works but
seems clumsy.
Anyway, do any of the other targets, other than llvm that is, handle
this? I looked but I wasn't sure.
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On 12/03/15 02:55, Zhanxing Ding wrote:
it looks like that IBM people have finish the porting?
Is it true? If so, how can I contact IBM people to get help?
I was part of that group but that was 9 years ago and the work from then
is not of much use now.
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not necessarily with AIX specific questions.
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The symbols it is complaining about are in the libraries that were
created when I compiled the mono version of llvm. I even specified all
the libraries directly in the LDFLAGS environment variable but the
symbols still are not found.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
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On Fri, Oct 23, 2015 at 11:51 AM, Bill Seurer <seu...@linux.vnet.ibm.com
<mailto:seu...@linux.vnet.ibm.com>> wrote:
I am attempting to activate the llvm backend for power but am
running into linker issues. I get hundreds of missing symbols
errors li
listed. I added
them by hand and it worked much better. I'll look into why they were
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make: *** [runtest-managed-serial] Error 255
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ass: Test_float.float4_nested
size: 16
mbr_cnt=4, mbr_size=4
If I remove those two lines from mini_type_is_hfa then it works as
expected and the test case succeeds.
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, 2015 at 10:53 AM, Bill Seurer seu...@linux.vnet.ibm.com
mailto:seu...@linux.vnet.ibm.com wrote:
The only mention of FixedBufferAttribute I see is in the C# code in mcs.
I looked through all the mono C code and I see several places where
MonoCustomAttrInfo is used but no where is it doing
a FixedBufferAttribute custom attribute which contains
the length of the array. There are some functions in reflection.c
like mono_custom_attrs_from_class () which can return information about it.
Zoltan
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mailto:seu
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Carlos Ruiz Diaz carlos.ruizd...@gmail.com wrote on 02/12/2009 08:19:15
AM:
I was talking about running mono in a non-x86 platform. I'll have
performance issues for sure but I don't know if it will be
catastrophic or ignorable.
On Wed, Feb 11, 2009 at 6:24 PM, Bill Seurer seu...@us.ibm.com
on the specific partition? I believe you can divvy up
partitions using just fractions of CPUs now.
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I've been getting a LOT of questions about this lately so I thought I
should let people know what's up.
I was part of a group that in the summer of 2006 ported Mono to run
on PASE on IBM i (aka AS/400 and i5/OS). PASE is a runtime
environment which is really AIX so AIX programs can usually
between the two long longs (n2 and n3) in your test and it works that
is probably the problem.
I looked and it was the define ALIGN_DOUBLES in mini-ppc.c. There's no
such thing in mini-arm.c but maybe the same sort of thing is happening or
not happening as the case may be.
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of the
case $host in
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environmental that
the make process is doing that lets it work?
Thanks!
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(FTP, whatever) to get to data on another partition.
Again, it could be different on zSeries though...
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, several things are) wrong in the first 15 lines.
If the contents look OK check that the commands it is trying to run (one
lines 6, 9, and 12) are installed (in cygwin I assume).
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Just a follow-up on how we resolved this. It turned out that glib (gmodule
specifically) doesn't handle libraries on AIX (and thus PASE on i5/OS)
properly. We did a little bit of hacking on it and now the problem does
not occur.
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Mono.Tools.Driver:Main (System.String[] args)
gmake[7]: *** [install-local] Error 1
...
I suspect that we need to set some sort of environment variable so that it
can find the C runtime library (libc). Is that right, and if so, what is
the environment variable? Thanks!
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It is set. And comparing to a mono that installs on a different OS (Linux
on the same hardware) it appears to be correct (libc really is libc.a on
this system). My thought is that for some reason the installer can't find
it and I need to set something to help it in its search.
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parms: p#1: i4: 61438 (0xeffe)) ip: 3061c978
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this look like
anything someone else may have run into?
I'm going to try to trace at a machine instruction level through ToString
as it executes but that gets tricky with multiple function calls through
pointers that Mono makes.
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?
Thanks in advance,
Alejandro Serrano
It's been that way for maybe a week now. I noticed it last week when I
tried make get-monolite-latest and when I looked at the files on the ftp
server the past few days of them were all 0 bytes.
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to the CFLAGS.
So, is __powerpc__ still needed for compiling for power hardware or is it
deprecated? And if it is still needed is it meant to be set manually (in
CFLAGS before running configure) or did I miss something?
Thanks!
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build when I ran the
main mono build (also 1.1.13.4). When I tried building mint directly in
mono/interpreter there were errors.
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new accounts.
I was going to create an account and update the Windows Compilation
instructions (they are not quite right) but can't unless I can create an
account.
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what would be the best Mono release for them to work on, at least
initially. I'd prefer they have a stable base so they can concentrate on
getting the port to work but then we'd like them to work on the latest
stuff too.
Suggestions?
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it
should work under AIX as well (PASE is essentially AIX). A while ago I
tried mono on Linux on the i5 hardware (power 5/power 5+) and it worked
fine.
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