target
different versions of mono and also different versions of the .NET
framework. Attached is the latest version of the targets file that we
use.
If you search the archives of this list I have posted previously
instructions on how to use it.
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Attached is a diff to work around Thread.Interrupt()
NotImplementedException in the Novell.Directory.Ldap library.
I didn't see a place to submit a bug report on Ximian's bugzilla is
there somewhere on Novell Forge?
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Index: Novell.Directory.Ldap
to add the namespace for Thread.
This one should work. Sorry about that.
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Javier Ruiz wrote:
I get the following error at runtime from the attached code.
ERROR:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object
I still don't understand why if I compile the code using VS 2005 and
run the program on windows it works but if I compile with gmcs and run
on Linux
/show_bug.cgi?id=77518
I stopped working on this code a while back when I realized that it
wasn't going to work in Linux, it is somewhat complete.
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Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Attached is a library that abstracts console based Widgets like those of
Gtk or Winforms. It also has a similar Application that is
ISynchronizeInvoke compatible. Trouble is, it doesn't work on Mono in
Linux. The TermInfoDriver seems to be the culprit.
on the machine)? This is the behavior as a
regular user and as root (with latest from svn).
- Jonathan
I have some code for reading the /proc files. Here it is, it probably
needs to be cleaned up and tested a bit.
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using System;
using System.IO;
using
Rob Blackwell wrote:
One outstanding issue is that I get a warning
**: block split failed in TopLoop::Run
Rob, I've run across this error as well. Have you been compiling with
Visual Studio in Debug mode? If so, try it in Release.
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Is there a trick to getting mono-service to work? In my system logger I
get Number of parameter does not match expected count. whenever I try
to start a service process.
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is not
implemented after i code and compile it.
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easy to target mono. Can someone with experience in both MSBuild
and Mono help?
Best regards,
Gustavo Guerra
We are using MSBuild to build our solution. We have a custom targets
file that I posted on the list a while back. That message is attached.
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Mike Hull wrote:
Gustavo Guerra wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently developing a library and I though of also targeting
Mono, but my experience with it is very small, and I'd like to be
able to build from inside VS2005. I've seen some msbuild targets for
.Net 1.1. Using them, we could pick
that uses
Mono.Unix.Syscall.
Is there something I need to do in my C code to get this to work?
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Mike Hull wrote:
When I use mono in an embedded C program, I get:
System.DllNotFoundException: libc
in (wrapper managed-to-native) Mono.Unix.Syscall:sys_syslog (int,string)
in 0x00023Mono.Unix.Syscall:syslog (SyslogLevel level, System.String
message)
As you would expect, I get the same
Jonathan Pryor wrote:
On Fri, 2005-08-19 at 15:43 -0700, Mike Hull wrote:
I'm trying to pass signals received with signal.h into managed code.
After I mono_runtime_exec_managed_code I can not receive signals using
signal(sig,signal_handler). If I don't mono_runtime_exec_managed_code I
am trying to pass
of as much of the processing as I can to c#.
Can someone steer me in the right direction?
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