Hello,
Is there anyone in the Silicon Valley area who would be interested in
helping bring up the AOT on an ARM based system on a contract
basis? We'd love to switch from pnet to mono, but the JIT time at
startup is nasty (over 30 seconds according to the JIT profiler).
30 seconds
Is there anyone in the Silicon Valley area who would be interested in
helping bring up the AOT on an ARM based system on a contract
basis? We'd love to switch from pnet to mono, but the JIT time at
startup is nasty (over 30 seconds according to the JIT profiler).
I'm just learning the ins
On 10/10/06 Tim Nichols wrote:
Is there anyone in the Silicon Valley area who would be interested in
helping bring up the AOT on an ARM based system on a contract
basis? We'd love to switch from pnet to mono, but the JIT time at
startup is nasty (over 30 seconds according to the JIT
On 10/06/06 Tim Nichols wrote:
Is there an effort underway for an ARM AOT port?
I didn't work on the AOT support since that code has been in flux for
some time. It should not be difficult for people who want to contribute
to mono.
lupus
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AFAIK, the JIT , including AOT, is already ported to ARM. What was
holding things a bit is supportting specific ABIs depending on the OS
type and version running on that cpu (Nokia's changes on the second
iteration of their compact computer, for instance).
:)
On 10/7/06, Tim Nichols [EMAIL
Hi -
Is there an effort underway for an ARM AOT port?
- Tim
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Can you tell me how to port mono to ARM. I am using the S3C2410 ARM920T CPU.
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Hi,
I have no interest or plans to do a PocketPC port myself (if I had a pda
I'd run a useful operating system on it, like Linux).
Sure... Linux runs on every PDA out there
That's not quite true - there are some that it refuses to run on due to
problems with the interface and pointing
Mr Paolo,
I've demanded anything here??
Your message just showed the kind of person I'm dealing with. No need
for comments.
We'll continue in private and save the list from this things...
Hugo Ferreira
On 08/09/05 Paolo Molaro wrote:
On 08/09/05 Hugo Ferreira wrote:
Sure... Linux runs on
On 08/08/05 Paul F. Johnson wrote:
The same goes for a Symbian or RISC OS port.
Problem is that for RISC OS, they don't have dynamic linking support as yet
(though the RISC OS gcc is getting there). There would also have to be a
different layer between SWF and the desktop as it's not
On 08/04/05 Hugo Ferreira wrote:
Does this mean Mono for PocketPC is getting closer? :D
I have no interest or plans to do a PocketPC port myself (if I had a pda
I'd run a useful operating system on it, like Linux).
But you should feel free to contribute such port or to hire
someone to do it. The
Dear Paolo
On Mon, 8 Aug 2005 15:40:44 +0200 Paolo Molaro wrote:
On 08/04/05 Hugo Ferreira wrote:
Does this mean Mono for PocketPC is getting closer? :D
I have no interest or plans to do a PocketPC port myself (if I had a pda
I'd run a useful operating system on it, like Linux).
Sure... Linux
Hi.
People may be interested to know that the initial pass at the
JIT port to ARM is in svn.
make test in mono/tests reports 123 pass, 70 fail.
Most of the regression tests in mini/ work as well.
The missing stuff is related to stack walks (so exceptions
don't work yet, as well as some reflection
Does this mean Mono for PocketPC is getting closer? :D
On 8/4/05, Paolo Molaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
People may be interested to know that the initial pass at the
JIT port to ARM is in svn.
make test in mono/tests reports 123 pass, 70 fail.
Most of the regression tests in mini/ work
Perfect timing Lupus,
I may be able to use C# instead of Java in a new embedded project.
My Heartily Thanks,
On 8/4/05, Paolo Molaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi.
People may be interested to know that the initial pass at the
JIT port to ARM is in svn.
make test in mono/tests reports 123
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