Hello,
Yes, we are planning on applying to this year Google Summer of Code.
Miguel
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 12:30 PM, Ahmed GameHackerPM
gamehacke...@hotmail.com wrote:
Greetings,
I just want to ask you if you will join this year in GSOC, if you will,
what will be the ideas list for this
Hi there,
My (c#) application (compiled on windows, as x86) needs to load a 32 bits
library (.so), so I must compile mono as x86, right?
I've downloaded the 3.12 source and configured it with
./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu
But it always fails to compile:
In file included from
Hello,
I am not sure why you are passing a --host command line option. Configure
should be able to figure this out on its own.
Miguel
On Tue, Feb 17, 2015 at 6:29 PM, Rafael Mueller - Inventti
raf...@inventti.com.br wrote:
Hi there,
My (c#) application (compiled on windows, as x86)
Thanks, that was very helpful. I've implemented something similar. By setting
the UniverseOptions.DeterministicOutput flag, IKVM.Reflection will now do the
same as Roslyn. This is currently not compatible with PDB file generation
(because the PDB file generates another random GUID in the debug
Greetings,
I just want to ask you if you will join this year in GSOC, if you will, what
will be the ideas list for this year?I'm willing to contribute to your project.
I got some skills in C#, i made some little programs before, developed in some
other programs/bots and created many useful
Hello,
I would like to access Text Input Source Services from a mono app. I would
like to get the id, localized name, and primary language of all the currently
configured keyboard input sources. I also want to change the selected keyboard
input source during my application depending on which
Hello all,
I'm not a big fan of using an environment variable for this, but I won't oppose
it. In the mean time, I've added a new public API
(ModuleBuilder.__PEHeaderTimeDateStamp) to specify the time stamp. There is
already a public API to specify the module version GUID.
As Miguel said,
FYI, roslyn made the switch to being deterministic by default in April last
year:
https://github.com/dotnet/roslyn/commit/04462c44e30dfa91267581abdb029f3102796486
Quoting from the commit:
(1) The timestamp in the header is replaced with 0 (which is specifically
allowed by the spec)
(2) The
It's a security project - by making builds (optionally) deterministic, you
enable users to verify bit-for-bit that software compiled by a benevolent build
server or benevolent developer is actually the same as when they compile the
software themselves. Otherwise, it is possible (or even
