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Robert Jordan wrote:
Add an entry point to your assembly:
class EntryPoint { static void Main () {} }
Then compile the assembly with /target:exe (you can rename it to .dll
after the compilation).
Then call mono_jit_exec () somewhere after
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All,
As some might have picked up I'm embedding Mono into a project and all
is mostly going well. While trying to tie together .NET objects with
GObject's via compiled MonoMethod thunks I hit a snag.
System.TypeInitializationException: An exception
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Christian Hoff wrote:
Suppose I had the following class:
class Foo : Gtk.Box
{
public new int Spacing {
Console.WriteLine(HI);
return base.Spacing;
}
}
which is compiled into Foo.dll. Is there a way from within a native
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All,
Suppose I had the following class:
class Foo : Gtk.Box
{
public new int Spacing {
Console.WriteLine(HI);
return base.Spacing;
}
}
which is compiled into Foo.dll. Is there a way from within a native
application to instantiate Foo
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All,
I'm trying to figure out if there's a way to work with ListString like
there is String[].
mono_array_length reports the correct amount for both types, but
mono_array_get(array, type, index) only works for String[]. Clearly I
can call more .NET
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Robert Jordan wrote:
mono_array_length reports the correct amount for both types, but
mono_array_get(array, type, index) only works for String[]. Clearly I
This works by coincidence only, so do not rely on this!
can call more .NET methods, but
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@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2009-03-03 Matthew Metnetsky matt...@cowarthill.com
+
+ * BinderTests.cs: added tests for TargetParameterCountException
+ * BinderTests.cs: added tests for BindingFlags.ExactBinding
+
2009-02-21 Jb Evain jbev
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Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
This patch would require both a ChangeLog entry as well as updated
NUnit test cases to go with it, exposing the intended behavior and the
buggy behavior.
Absolutely. It's a change in behavior which will
128487)
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@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2009-03-03 Matthew Metnetsky matt...@cowarthill.com
+
+ * BinderTests.cs: added tests for TargetParameterCountException
+ * BinderTests.cs: added tests for BindingFlags.ExactBinding
+
2009-02-21 Jb Evain jbev
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Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 09:50 -0500, Matthew Metnetsky wrote:
I was migrating some code from Mono 1.x to .NET 3.5 and came across a
very small bug. I was calling MonoMethod.Invoke like so:
MethodInfo method
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To whom it may concern,
I was migrating some code from Mono 1.x to .NET 3.5 and came across a
very small bug. I was calling MonoMethod.Invoke like so:
MethodInfo method = type.GetMethod(Foo); // Foo(int i, string name);
method.Invoke(obj,
To whom it may concern,
After rummaging through most of the XSP code I have pulled together a
SCGI back-end and was wondering if I could contribute it back to the
community. Assuming there is any interest, who should I speak with?
Thanks!
~ Matthew
What are the potential benefits and uses of embedding Mono in a language
like C?
~ Matthew
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