you can try:
http://www.gotmono.com/docs/
but it is a bit outdated...
On Sat, 2005-08-20 at 18:41 -0500, Buddy Lindsey wrote:
> I am fairly new to .NET development. I have done some stuff with
> MS.NET and really enjoy it. I recently started playing with mono on
> linux and only found some
Hi,
I’m currently working on expanding the c#
compiler for my personal syntax. (the /mcs code, not gmcs). As part of that I
noticed that the compiler code is a bit messy and not well documented. I would
touch up the code I run into while working on my own expansion. That would
require c
To: Zoltan Varga <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] Mono Compile Error in Solaris 8
Cc: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com
ahh.. worked wonders! found ar and included it in my path. thanks!
I have a few more errors now though! :( I have glib 2.6.2 installed
from sunfreeware and I am
I am fairly new to .NET development. I have done some stuff with
MS.NET and really enjoy it. I recently started playing with mono on
linux and only found some basic tutorials that show making a window
and button. The problem is I don't know how to resize the button or
put it in a specific locati
Hi,
This line:
> false cru .libs/libmonogc.a .libs/allchblk.o .libs/alloc.o .libs/blacklst.o
should read:
ar cru
This suggests that your system does not have a suitable 'ar' tool installed, or
the configure script can't find it.
Hey guys, I am trying to compile mono on solaris 8, and the the config
is running just fine. When I run a make I get the following error
messages.
I can't seem to figure out what is the problem. I have been looking
into what libtool does, but I am not sure if its supposed to create
libmonogc.la
Hey Paolo,
Thanks for the comments. I will be commiting today.
Carlos.
El sáb, 20-08-2005 a las 15:50 +0200, Paolo Molaro escribió:
> On 08/17/05 Carlos Alberto Cortez wrote:
> > the attached patch works ok, and applies the last suggestions you did.
>
> Please commit, _after_ fixing the coding
Hi All,
The IA64 port of mono is now done and it is in SVN. It has only
been tested on
debian unstable. Please try it out and report bugs/problems to bugzilla.
Zoltan
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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
re
On 08/19/05 Gert Driesen wrote:
> The attached patch fixes the following issues with Convert.FromBase64String
> (and adds unit tests):
>
> - A zero-length byte array must be returned if a zero-length string is
> passed in
> - On the 2.0 profile, a zero-length byte array must be returned if
> white
On 08/18/05 IT2003_1: Morenz, Tino wrote:
> > Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> > [Switching to Thread 16384 (LWP 32700)]
> > GC_push_all_eager (bottom=0x0, top=0x1990a8 "") at mark.c:1468
[...]
> I get the same error on a x86 box running QNX.
[...]
> So when the GC is scanning
hi... in the following url: http://www.codeproject.com/csharp/hard_disk_serialNo.asp I
found about how to get the hd serial number with c# but I think that the code is
not compatible with Mono because
it uses WMI... how get hard drive serial
number???
thanks
_
On 08/19/05 Ben Maurer wrote:
> If we really wanted performance, we could do an icall here. The libc qsort
> is hyper-optimized. IMHO, there is no way we could compete, especially for
> large arrays. Feel free to benchmark and prove me wrong though.
What if, for a change, _you_ write a benchmark a
On 08/16/05 Gary V. Vaughan wrote:
> Right now, using the vendor compilers, I am trying to port mono-1.1.7
> to various commercial Unix including hppa2.0w-hp-hpux11.00 and
> hppa2.0w-hp-hpux11.11. Unfortunately, I am stuck here:
[...]
> .libs/libwapi_la-hppa_atomic.ocpp: "hppa_atomic.s", line 34:
On 08/20/05 Jb Evain wrote:
> Working on generating images with Cecil, I've noticed a bug in the
> class creation process, that leads Mono to crash.
> The crash is due to the fact that Mono is trying to read a base class
> for interfaces.
Is this because of a buggy image you created?
Please sp
On 08/17/05 Carlos Alberto Cortez wrote:
> the attached patch works ok, and applies the last suggestions you did.
Please commit, _after_ fixing the coding style with the else placement
as I pointed out the last time.
Thanks.
lupus
> Index: metadata-internals.h
>
On 08/18/05 Tomi Valkeinen wrote:
> I got the GC running after changing the method of finding the stack bottom
> from HEURISTIC1 to LINUX_STACKBOTTOM (gcconfig.h:1755). I don't know why
> LINUX_STACKBOTTOM wasn't used on arm linux by default, the code looks
> arm-runnable to me.
This change is
On 08/17/05 Atsushi Eno wrote:
> I mostly copied those icall code from CurrentCulture support,
> but one thing I don't understand is NUM_CACHED_CULTURES ... why
> it is set as 4? Is it safe to guess NUM_CACHED_REGIONS 4 as well?
I would store a single copy, ie not an array of objects, since nobody
On 08/19/05 Carlos Alberto Cortez wrote:
> The patch attached implements the new AssemblyName ctor without using
> internal calls. Could anybody review it?
And the advantage of this is?
The runtime needs and does have a function to do the parsing of the
string, so just use an icall to use that.
l
On 08/19/05 Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> The larger problem is one of reentrancy: Mono is not reentrant, and
> neither is the P/Invoke layer.
Almost nothing is signal safe in libc, so the issue is not just Mono.
Saying that the P/Invoke layer is not reentrant is not precise and
not really relevant.
>
Hi,
One final suggestion: use String.Empty instead of "".
Zoltan
On 8/20/05, Carlos Alberto Cortez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> The attached patch contains the latest suggestions of both Kornel and
> Ben. Maybe t
Hi,
I’m looking
for some details on the mono compiler. I would like to expand it with some
keywords, etc – basicly rework it. Figuring out the parser part was
pretty straight forward, but some help on the actual emitting of code would be
great. It would be quite some help if the develop
There is a case-insensitive ordinal compare in .Net 2.0 that you should use.
If you use InvariantCulture you get a linguistic comparison based on the
invariant culture.
However these strings don't look like any natural language text that needs
natural language processing.
It will also construct
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