Hi everyone,
I have a weird runtime issue with a small Gtk# program that I have. It
was working fine. I updated some resource files, recompiled, and now the
runtime reliably segfaults very early on in the program's execution. No
NullReferenceException, just SIGSEGV. Through Console.WriteLine's
Hello,
I've retested my apps with the new svn version... I can now log into my
app
without this System.IndexOutOfRangeException: Array index is out of range.
But there's problem with some sql commands... with postgresql, oracle and
mssql
I think that it's when I combine several select
Hi,
If you find strange bugs when running something under mono, while it
works under MS.NET, please report it at bugzilla.ximian.com.
Zoltan
On 5/20/05, Vladimir Vukicevic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've brought up this problem
Hello
I've found the last problems I had...
The problem is when you do a fill with a null datetime in the result
dataset...
the problem is in method
internal void ReadIDataRecord(int recordIndex, IDataRecord record, int[]
mapping, int length)
of the record cache class
this method do a
Hi, Vladimir.
There is one 5 you didn't try. It's called MBEL http://www.cs.arizona.edu/mbel
It's a Java based solution (of al things). It is capable of reading IL
assemblies manipulating them and writing them back. Causing it to merge two
assemblies requires definitely an effort but should be
Hi Vladimir,
--- Vladimir Vukicevic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3) Use RAIL (http://rail.dei.uc.pt/).
I'm currently using RAIL and Mono-1.1.7 on Windows to
transform assemblies.
I initially had some problems getting the test
application running on Mono-1.1.4, but Zoltan fixed
them.
So, try
You might want to look at Sonance or Muine, both of which is are mono based
music players. Both use the GStreamer bindings for mono:
http://monohandbook.monoforge.com/monkeyguide/gnome/bindings/gstreamer/gstreamer.html
http://sonance.aaronbock.net/
http://muine.gooeylinux.org/
Regards,
--chris
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello Hubert,
There was a change during this week end: the Mainsoft changes were
merged into the trunk (they were previously available at
Mainsoft.System.Data branch).
From the stack I suppose that PG provider does
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Hubert FONGARNAND wrote:
I've applied your patch...
It corrects the problem with my postgresql app...
Hi Hubert!
What Npgsql version are you using??
I know that Konstantin patch adds much more reliability to the
DbDataAdapter code, but I'd like
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Konstantin Triger wrote:
Hello Hubert,
Hi all!
I'm completely agree that bugs are a bad thing, that's why I'm here to
help you as soon as possible. The reason the DataAdapter code has
changed is to solve other bugs, and the solution required
I guess the following is more proper fix. But, I am not sure why there
is no GetDateTimeSafe in ISafeRecord and is there any reason to leave
this to throw exception. Kosta could clear this. Hubert, can you please
try this?
[SNIP]
Index: System.Data.Common/DataContainer.cs
Hi,
Is anyone interested in starting a project for doing an operating system
completely in managed code, à la Singularity that is being done in
Microsoft?
I don't know much C or C++, but I'm very knowledgeable on C# and MSIL.
So the idea would be to start implementing the CLR in a way that it
Is anyone interested in starting a project for doing an operating system
completely in managed code, à la Singularity that is being done in
Microsoft?
An operating system cannot be written in managed code. If you will create
something like an operating system using managed code it will be only a
On 5/20/05, Jim Purbrick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Vladimir,
--- Vladimir Vukicevic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3) Use RAIL (http://rail.dei.uc.pt/).
I'm currently using RAIL and Mono-1.1.7 on Windows to
transform assemblies.
I initially had some problems getting the test
application
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