Hi
The debugger from trunk is not working for me at all. I'm trying the mdb
command line debugger. It just hangs when doing 'run' on the most simple
hello world app. Is anybody else experiencing this problem or am I the
only one?
Lluis.
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On Wed, 2009-09-02 at 14:56 -0500, Jonathan Pobst wrote:
Hey guys,
The Windows Eglib (MSVC) build is broken. The error is this:
C:\mono-workspace\mono\msvc\mono.sln (default target) (1) -
(Libraries\monoposixhelper target) -
c:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio
On 08/20/09 Rodrigo Kumpera wrote:
I don't like MONO_ERROR_ON_SIGNAL_CONTEXT: most code is not going to
know in what mode it was called in. Simply always use the message
buffer.
I changed this to have a MONO_ERROR_STORE_FULL_MESSAGE flag. My reasoning
behind this is
that some messages
I'm having the same problem.
Hi
The debugger from trunk is not working for me at all. I'm trying the mdb
command line debugger. It just hangs when doing 'run' on the most simple
hello world app. Is anybody else experiencing this problem or am I the
only one?
Lluis.
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Bryan
Matthew Metnetsky wrote:
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All,
Suppose I had the following class:
class Foo : Gtk.Box
{
public new int Spacing {
Console.WriteLine(HI);
return base.Spacing;
}
}
which is compiled into Foo.dll. Is there a way from within a
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Christian Hoff wrote:
Suppose I had the following class:
class Foo : Gtk.Box
{
public new int Spacing {
Console.WriteLine(HI);
return base.Spacing;
}
}
which is compiled into Foo.dll. Is there a way from within a native
Matthew Metnetsky wrote:
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Christian Hoff wrote:
Suppose I had the following class:
class Foo : Gtk.Box
{
public new int Spacing {
Console.WriteLine(HI);
return base.Spacing;
}
}
which is compiled into Foo.dll. Is there a
Hello, Attached is a patch that lets the runtime tests for COM Interop
build and run on x86 and amd64 platforms. This should help catch problems
when making changes to the runtime in the DISABLE_COM sections of code.
Thanks,
Jonathan
cominterop.patch
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Hi,
Looks ok. It might be easier to define S_OK as 0 on !windows to cut down
on the number
of changes.
Zoltan
On Fri, Sep 4, 2009 at 2:56 AM, Jonathan Chambers jonc...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello, Attached is a patch that lets the runtime tests for COM
Interop build and
