> See this bug:
> http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=76702
>
> Was incorrectly reported but was fixed by Atsushi.
Thanks! I backported the fix.
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> I've opened a bugzilla entry : #76723
> http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=76723
Thanks for filing the bug.
Zoltan has now fixed this.
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I have just posted a document that details the status of the Mono
Development:
http://tirania.org/blog//texts/mono-status.html
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> I insist that performance is the key factor for key
> applications. For example, we now have one enterprise
> web query application. Every day between 8:30AM and
> 12:00AM, it serve about 2 requests. Now we use
> one P4 2.6G PC Server with 512M DDR running Windows
> 2003 Server, i
Hello,
> From the measurements I've taken, MS .NET is generally 2 to 3 times faster
> than Mono, both using micro-benchmarks and applications that do "real" work.
It is easy to spot performance issues with micro-benchmarks, and we
typically use these to do some of our development work.
For larg
Hello,
> I was wondering if it would be possible to develop "plug&play" addins
> to mcs?
> My ideia to make it possible to developer to extent mcs to their
> needs, an example would be to make mcs to translate a SQL query to a
> "object" model...
You might want to look at what the fine folks at D
Hello,
> is it possible for me to use the XSP dll (I think Mono.Webserver.dll)
> inside my app and have my application talk back and fwd with the web
> pages without the use of tcp or http remoting? or will the appdomains
> get in the way?
You will need to setup a communications channel wit
Hello,
> A simple C# programm calling a method of the API works fine on .NET but
> results the followin error on MONO:
> ** ERROR **: Invalid IL code at IL000d in 91:24 (): IL_000d: stloc.0
>From the information ("91:24") it seems like the assembly you are using
has been obfuscated. Some obfus
> CODY RUSSELL <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I think OSX support for GTK just went into cvs recently.
>
> with no need for X11? can anyone confirm this?
That is correct.
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> At the first look, serializer generator seems to be ok, it process
> differently the flags and non-flags enums, lines 516-536 in
> System.Xml.Serialization\SerializationCodeGenerator.cs. But,
> unfortunately, I don't have a running mono environment to check it
> out. I'm committing th
Hello,
> there haven't been any new mono daily packages on
> http://mono.ximian.com/daily/ since November 10th. Is it a build problem ?
>
> I'm using these packages for regression benchmarks - I've added IA64
> platform recently - (http://nenya.ms.mff.cuni.cz/projects/mono), but the
> benchmar
Hello,
> Any comments? Does this look ok for me to commit?
It looks good to commit.
Do you think you might be able to produce documentation for it as well?
I have checked in the stubs, it might be worth at least documenting the
pieces that will throw exceptions.
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yes, I followed up on the bug ;-)
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If you have items worth of listing on the Mono 1.1.11 release notes,
please send me an email.
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> - Currently I am trying to read the PPM file with "BinaryReader"
> class. But "ReadInt32()" method of this calss is not working an
> returning garbage, other methods such as "PeekChar()" or "ReadChar()"
> works fine with out problem!!! Can any one tell me whats going on
> here ???
The ma
Hello,
> > I don't know if this is the same problem as I have but basically my
> > programs finish, the last line in Main runs but yet control never
> > returns to the shell, the mono processes stay running. I have not found
> > yet what causes that problem yet or have an small example to f
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> Correction. The Mono 1.1.12_0 Linux Installer for x86 does not come with
> the latest version of the Mono debugger (0.11). Furthermore there are
> some problems with relocation of the Mono debugger (see my other mail to
> the list for some details).
>
> Thus if you want to test Mono deb
Hello,
> When a FileStream is created using file name it can be assumed that the
> initial position is zero. But when a FileStream is created from a handle it
> may already have a non-zero position. MS.NET obtains initial position for
> FileStreams created from handles. This propoesd patch does th
Hello,
> > > I am looking for a way to drop privileges of an assembly started as
> > > 'root' to a normal user. I found two possible solutions, but didn't
> > > succeed with either of them ...
> > >
> > > a) Using Syscall
> > >
> > >Syscall.setgid(1000);
> > >Syscall.setuid(1000);
> > >
>
Hello,
> Thanks for your answer, I think that now I understand the problem. I
> noticed that in mono the GC is implemented in the libgc library and as
> it is written in the readme the libgc implementation can safely work
> with threads and can also cope with signals by deferring them. Can
> you
Hello,
> That doesn't work on Windows, and as much as we want to shy away from
> the fact, 90% of desktop users use Windows. mono --aot doesn't work
> either on Windows, complains about "as" not being there.
The linker you pointed to is not a "native compiler" it is merely a tool
that embeds your
Hello,
> And finally I get the following error:
>
>
>
> Unhandled Exception: System.NotImplementedException: The requested
> feature is not implemented.
>
> in <0x0>
>
> in <0x0>
>
>
>
> (I also tried to compile mono (1.1.9 or 1.1.10) in the scratchbox
> (0.9.8.5) without succ
Hello,
> What is the prefered way to debug a Mono application?
In the end, with the Mono Debugger, but as you noticed it is still not
rock solid. Please file a bug report (I did report my own bug after I
tried reproducing your test).
For now you will have to add Console.WriteLines to track wher
Hello,
> I tried to compile mono-debugger under linux/ppc64 (Ubuntu PPC running
> on an Apple iBook G4), but it breaks. Looks like not beeing ported to
> this architecture.
The PowerPC support has not been maintained and has likely bit rot. We
will revisit this issue later as the debugger mature
Hello,
> Currently Mono has no support for regular expression classes compiled to
> assemblies. This causes MS.NET incompatiblitiy. I didn't implement the
> required infrastructure but but added a hack to interpret the supplied
> pattern instead of using the compiled code that requires a not imple
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Hello folks,
I know that this is a very short notice, I should have mentioned
this in mid-December, but I completely blanked out.
We are going to API freeze Mono this week. If you have any API
changes th
Hello,
> There is still a pending patch for
> http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=76928
>
> I'm not sure if this could be called a "mono specific public API", but
> in some way a script name is such an API ;-)
We wont be able to upgrade NUnit on time.
Upgrading NUnit in our tree will lik
> If it is really too late for this patch to get into the tree, then I'm
> fine with this. You just asked for pending changes, and here is one.
>
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> Would the mod_mono Win32 patch be in or out this 1.2 release?
Support for Win32 is not an API change, hence it will eventually be
integrated.
> If it is desired, how should I proceed? Wait for gonzalo or talk
> directly to you?
Wait for Gonzalo as I said before.
Miguel
Hello,
I need developers that have generics code to try a new version of the
C# compiler. I fixed bugs #72908 and #59289, but am afraid that my
changes could have introduced regressions.
This compiler can compile our SVN tree, and passes all of our C#
tests, but I would like to get more t
Hey,
> I know that there are some NUnits at the implementation of C5
> I have no idea if it fits our needs?
>
> http://www.itu.dk/research/c5/
> http://www.itu.dk/research/c5/PreRelease0.5/
They are good, we have those integrated into Mono today, those I got to
pass.
Miguel
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Hello,
> I just tried it on our code base and everything compiles fine. Running
> unit tests now (on the code it produced), and haven't seen any issues
> yet. We have a good bit of generics in our code base and have submitted
> several gmcs bugs. All have been promptly addressed except 76440 fo
Hello,
This seems like a very odd error, my setup reports:
peter.cs(11,17): error CS1502: The best overloaded method match for
`System.IComparable.CompareTo<>(T)' has some invalid arguments
peter.cs(11,17): error CS1503: Argument 1: Cannot convert from `T' to `T'
Compilation failed: 2 error(
Hello,
> DriveNotFoundException is a simple profile 2.0 class.
> Added ERROR_INVALID_DRIVE handlig to MonoIO.cs.
> HResult for IOExceptions should be set based on Win32 error code so I added
> extra constructor parameters to MonoIO.cs.
>
> Please review and approve the patch.
Looks fine, but ple
Hello,
> mono-debugger 0.11 searches for mono-debug-mini-wrapper in the
> directory where the executing program (e.g. mdb.exe) is located. This
> obviously works fine for mdb.exe but does not work without ugly hacks if
> another debugging client is used (e.g. X-develop).
>
> The attached patch
Hello,
We have created a branch for Mono 1.1.13, which is the release that
we are freezing for distribution as part of the next batch of commercial
Linux products from Novell.
This means that we will be maintaining this branch for bug fixes and
security issues in the long term. This mea
Hello,
> How about just appending ".tmp" to the temp file name while
> still using ints for the pattern?
Yes, lets do this.
This is a particular case where an application depended on this bit.
The rest (the actual format of the filename) is something that we will
not copy.
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And I forgot to say, congratulations on the progress so far.
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Mono and Wine do not work really well together (Mono in the past used
Wine in library form to implement its Windows.Forms library, read the
archives to find out the kinds of issues involved).
Running Mono and Wine on the same a
inside
> the #ifdef NET_2_0 blocks.
>
> Please let me know if this is not appropriate, so I'll put them back and
> think about an alternative solution.
>
> Regards,
> Konstantin Triger
>
>
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Hello,
> I’m working on compiling the mono System.Web 1.1 for JVM platform.
> Currently this requires compilation by MS csc 1.1 and then converting
> to java byte code.
>
> As a consequence, I need to ifdef all the 2.0 features used in this
> particular class.
The code has so many special cases
Hello,
We are running into another issue with the joint CSC1/CSC2 build
setup that we have now. It is not possible for us to use #pragmas to
disable some warnings (but not all) in spots where we know that
something is correct.
This is not useful for debugging, nor for tracking down poten
Hello Konstantin,
I reverted the patch 55895 because it has a severe performance
impact, and in Mono, it has a severe memory impact. You inserted a
ToLower in a routine that is called numerous times on each request,
creating a problem for our runtime.
I realize that you were trying to fix
Hello,
> >My suggestion is that you add at the end of the routine a call to
> > capitalize the string properly, so if we fail to find a match for a
> > string, say "content-lenght", it then capitalizes it properly and tries
> > the switch again (there is one special case to handle, header "TE"
Hello,
> Any links/hints what is required to create JIT? I looked through the
> site and didn't find any usefull info...
> Only source code is the documentation?
There are some pointers here as well:
http://www.mono-project.com/Porting
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> I've got some code that makes a large number of calls to
> StringBuilder.Append() and I noticed that in most of Append methods the
> length calulation is performed twice. So here's a little patch that should
> fix that issue.
I have incorporated these changes into Mono now, am running th
Hello,
> I made some methods/fields in System.Data.Common/ExceptionHelper.cs,
> DbTypes.cs to enable reuse in other assemblies like
> System.Data.OracleClient.
Like Ben pointed out this patch has the unintended side effect of
exposing types that are not part of the public API, so it can not be
ap
Hello,
> I think that the most appropriate option (at least for GH) is to move
> those classes into another namespace, say Mono.Data.Common, and make
> them public.
>
> If this is still unacceptable for mono, I will move either, but leave
> the class declarations internal for mono and ifdef to pu
oposed (email pasted at the end).
Miguel.
Hi,
There are no problems with these AFAIK, it is just a _lot_ of work.
IMHO, instead of
modifying the JIT, we should implement a proper verifier which we need anyway.
Zoltan
On 1/23/06, Miguel de
Hello,
> > mono_method_verify () has been superseded by
> > verification during JIT time.
>
> When JIT time verification is failed is there an
> exception thrown that an embedding app can use to take
> appropriate action?
There are a number of issues involved, and I think that some of those
are
Hello,
> I've been working with Mono on Windows for a while, and now I'm
> transitioning to Linux. I'm fairly new to Linux though. I recently
> installed Suse 10, which seems to have Mono pre-installed by default.
> However, it is not the latest version of Mono. What is the easiest
> way to upg
Hello,
> I have suse 9.2 pro (to $90 version)
> My understanding is that upgradeing th ethe latets version
> will break the applications that come with Suse, and that you
> need to use a profile to add a second version of Mono.
I believe that SUSE 9.2 did not ship
Hello,
> IMHO, verification should be kept separate from the JIT. The job of the JIT
> is
> to generate machine code _fast_, while the goal of the verifier is to
> be _secure_.
> Mixing the two would probably lead to a JIT which wasn't very fast, and it
> wasn't very secure either. 'We are missi
Hello,
> At first I thought it was due to some problem with my installation of
> mono, but I've purged everything and compiled mono from svn on two machines
> (both have the stable mono 1.13.2 installed as well) to discover that the
> problem occurred again. Please take a look at http://pastebin
oblem?
> Any asp.net application. The attached default.aspx triggers the bug every
> time.
>
> best regards,
>
> marek
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> Any asp.net application. The attached default.aspx triggers the bug every
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> The mcs C# parser is optimized to compilation, so it won't give you
> all the information you would want, instead it would give you a
> "pre-compilation" tree where somethings where already changed to
> optimize the compilation etc...
This is true, but only to a very small extent.
The
Hello,
> I have been building mono through svn and this week i've noticed some
> changes done in the System.Web directory. The build I did this morning
> broke my web applications. I've checked the logs(access and error),
> nothing there. When I browse my aspx pages, it seems like Apache is
> stal
Hey,
> May I (or somebody else) merge those patches into mono-1-1-13?
> I got a picky customer which doesn't allow me to use assemblies
> from patched sources. No comment ;-)
Oh, please feel free to backport those patches into the 1.1.13 branch.
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Hello,
> - regarding Mono, there are at least some +/- very usefull types
> concerned by the binary serialization compatibility. For these, may we
> propose our own versions (through the patch procedure)?
> They are: DateTime, DataSet (but DataTable is fine), Decimal,
> DictionaryEntry, Dictionar
Hey,
> This is the first release we're shipping IPCE instead of IronPython.
>
> Also, it might be worthwhile to mention the sparc speedups.
Both are great ideas; Done.
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Mainsoft and Novell are organizing an event to port applications
from Windows to Linux using Mono or Grasshopper.
And we are looking for good candidates to port: we need some
interesting, .NET-based open source applications that would be
interesting to port to Linux.
If yo
Hello,
> 5) I read somewhere that you got eclipse to run under mono.. Did those
> patches if any ever make it upstream? I've yet to test this, but see if
> it can be done under the latest version and post a howto. (Unless this
> is something so trivial as using ikvm)
It was stock Eclipse 2.0
Hello,
> I'm trying to build mono-basic for fedora extras. I have mono-1.2.3
> installed, but I can't build mono-basic.
>
> I'm getting the following
>
> Trying to build this on an x86_64 box - doesn't matter if I build it
> inside or outside of rpmbuild.
Its a known issue in x86-64 builds; A
could be the foundation to build
> something similar to Composite UI Application Block (CAB) in the sense
> that CAB is IoC for building user interfaces (in the lowest term, just
> to simplify).
>
> 2007/1/26, Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hey folks,
>
Hello,
> In the first instance, I haven't even be able to build Spring.NET with
> Mono on Linux. Then tried to run a simple application with Spring.NET
> dll's compiled on Windows with no success. Many of the errors that
> appeared to me somehow touched methods listed on the Moma report that
> as
Hello,
> I've run configure with these options:
> --prefix=$MONO_PREFIX \
> --with-gnu-ld
Ben reported that to me the other day, on Fedora/x86-64
Try using configure --disable-shared.
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> It worked but what is the problem?
I have no idea. You disabled the installation of the libmono shared
library though.
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>
> > I've run configure with these options:
>
Hello,
Some developers are stating that the new changes to web services
break "all web services". Anything we should be watching out for?
> Hi Kosta,
>
> Thanks for the patch !
>
> > The attached patch ensures that a webservice attributed with
> > [WebServiceBinding (ConformsTo = WsiPro
Hey,
> This patch from Kosta is not applied yet. What is the details? There is
> nothing we can do without any information.
Ok, so it was not this.
Hubert reported this:
http://monoport.com/1622
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> >> Hey,
> >>
> >> It still does not tell much. Any reason he cannot file a bug report with
> >> something we can actually run? With the stack trace which starts with
> >> System.Net I'm not sure wh
Hello,
> I am trying to implement some profiling techniques and test them as
> part of a small research. They are mainly a sampling based profiling
> for the runtime stack and some profiling for the mono garbage
> collector. I have downloaded mono 1.2, compiled it and it is running
> now. I wish i
Hello,
> there's some issue about obfuscation in mono? There can be problem
> using an obfuscated assembly (for example using dotFuscator that
> ships with VS.NET) with Mono framework? And if yes, there's a
> directive on how to obfuscate code in order to let it work also with Mono?
In genera
Hello,
> I have had the following in my logs the last 3 days. Its during the
> mono runtime tests:
This has been fixed.
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> To be honest I was even once totally fed up about it:
> http://codicesoftware.blogspot.com/2006/10/c-as-fast-as-c.html
It is a nice test, but you have to keep in mind that your test is
heavily I/O bound (talking to the console) and I/O tends to dominate all
other operations.
Although yo
Hey,
> > Without doubt, the HTTP RFC states that method is case-sensitive. But then
> > again, the question (at least for me) is whether we want to follow MS on
> > this one ?
> >
> > It might be a good idea to clearly state this (to finish up the thread) as
> > this probably also affects other cl
Hey,
> I'm trying to start a WinForms app (external one) on Mono/SUSE using Process
> object. It always fails. It can't start the process. Could it be failing due
> to environment variables not correctly passed?
Are you trying to call an app just with the extension?
demo.exe
If so, y
Hey,
>
> I added the section:
>
>
>
>
This looks fine;
But I wonder about the "fake" provider stuff in the patches, what are
those for?
MIguel
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> I read on the official mono site that MS open sourced the javascript
> files for AJAX.NET (a very commendable step in my humble opinion).
>
> Are there any current plans to implement the server side parts of this
> so that it can be run with mod_mono?
We would like to do it, but we are
Hey!
>
> The tests use a fake Membership provider to simplify the test.
> The provider is fake in the sense that it returns hardcoded values.
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Hey,
> Sounds like a plan.
>
> I'm a complete neophyte when it comes to contributing to mono (though
> I've been using and following the project for some time), what's the
> best way to submit test cases to the project?
There are a few things you will want to do:
1. Make sure you can b
Hello folks,
We have a couple of regressions on the tree.
This time I do not know where to start hunting.
[1] from System.Runtime.Remoting:
Failures:
1) MonoTests.Remoting.RemotingServicesTest.GetObjRefForProxy :
System.Runtime.Remoting.RemotingException : No such host is known
at Sy
Hello,
At least the second regression is gone after an SVN update.
We will have to wait for confirmation on the other one from the
buildbots.
> Hello folks,
>
> We have a couple of regressions on the tree.
>
> This time I do not know where to start hunting.
>
> [1] from System
Hello,
> However, this quite does not serve the purpose of obscuring the algorithm or
> other know-how involved in the application because as the system has to
> decrypt the code before JITting, this is the place where the reverse
> engineer can come in and watch the actual, plain-text pieces of M
Hey Atsushi,
> You can put the files under olive/class for each assembly you hack,
> and on your assembly's top directory, you can run "make" to build the
> assembly (it will be generated under olive/class/lib/net_3_0, though
> it's not really 3.0 stuff), "make test" to build unit tests (dll),
> a
Hello,
> Thanks!
>
> It worked but what is the problem?
It seems it was a bug in gcc.
Paolo has checked in a work around.
> 2007/1/30, Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello,
>
> > I've run configure with these options
Hello Pekka,
> Let the Monoburg specification override MBState reg1 and reg2 types.
> Not
> everyone wants to store the information as integers.
Your patch has been applied.
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> Form1.Designer.cs(219,53): error CS0234: The type of namespace name
> `Properties' does not exist in the namespace `foo'. Are you missing an
> assembly reference?
>
> What do I need to add onto the gmcs compile line for this or is it
> something that VS.NET just adds in "to be helpful"?
Hello,
The 256 limitation seems to be a Windows-ism, so that at least
should not go in. The tests for ':' also are windows-isms, so those
can not go in either.
But rather than doing a full review, and trying to guess what you
were trying to do, I wonder if you could write a terse explan
Hello,
> Dear Mono Team
> Sorry if it isnt the correct list for this post.
> I represent MSCoder magazine - spanish version and I would like to place
> MONO on the CD of the magazine.
> Please let me know if its posible and with whom shall I contact
Yes, it is possible.
You can contact Wade Ber
Hello,
> Don't know what is best for monodoc's engine, to drop uncompressed
> support altogether or to correct the subclass to override the needed
> methods. Any bets?
Drop uncompressed support. I did not even know we had that.
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Hello,
> >> Don't know what is best for monodoc's engine, to drop uncompressed
> >> support altogether or to correct the subclass to override the needed
> >> methods. Any bets?
> >
> > Drop uncompressed support. I did not even know we had that.
>
> This is my hack that underlies 'monodoc --edi
Hello,
> my team has been using HandleRef for marshaling (as mono
> http://www.mono-project.com/Interop_with_Native_Libraries and msdn
> http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.runtime.interopservices.handleref.aspx
> suggest) for quite a long time. To our surprise, HandleRef no longer
> w
You were just lucky. But I would be interested in a test case, to
examine what exactly was happening at the time.
Miguel.
> No matter how, I am glad this is fixed now :-)
>
> On 2/11/07, Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > > my tea
Hello Jonathan,
> I beg to differ -- HandleRef has been implemented for quite some time,
> and was initially used in Mono.Unix.Native.FilePosition in revision
> 38204 (~2004, iirc). I used HandleRef in it because my tests had shown
> it to work, and this was *after* I had written that section of
> Is System.Management.ManagementObjectSearcher implemented under Win32
> and not Linux or is the MS .NET stuff jumping in and annoying me?
System.Management is merely stubbed out (as it is a dependency for
something else).
Do not expect any of it to work.
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