lionel keene wrote:
Hi people. I'm new to the list.
I'd like to develop a C# app targeting .NET 2.0. I'd like the
application to run on Mac OSX/Windows/Linux (if possible). I intend to
write a dialog applciation using Winforms, and I will be drawing on
the dialog's canvas via GDI+. I will
Isn't 3.5 already almost completely implemented in Mono 2.x?
Mono and dotNet version numbering aren't the same.
On 2/28/09, Kai Ponte k...@perfectreign.com wrote:
I see mono is moving towards .NET 2.x support. How about 3.5 and the new
4.x support? Is there any traction to going straight
I'm trying to make portable application. One of the requirements -- there is
no .NET Framework on user machine, and there is no way to install it (user
hasn't admin rights).
So I'm trying to make bundle with Mono.
Application uses some third-party dlls with WinForms. At first there was
problem
A bugzilla case with a [PATCH] prefix in the subject would be fine. A
changelog is also interesting to have. About the categories you can just tie
to the main library or executable affected.
pt_BRGrande abraço, /pt_BR
Best regards,
On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 8:04 AM, Rodrigo Flores
Does the third-party dlls, have native dependencies (P/Invokes) or use
reflection to load other dlls? Both things will work against what mkbundle
tries to do. Nevertheless you can mkbundle just your main app and
system-level assemblies and have all yours and third=party dlls installed in
the same
Thanks for reply :)
Yes, dlls have native dependencies. I thought that it could be a problem.
But how to mkbundle only system-level assemblies? I thought it would be ok,
if dlls will be just placed in the same folder, because I call mkbundle only
for .exe file.
Though I used --deps. And as I
Before proceeding with my current plan, I wanted to get any feedback from
anyone who may have explored building a mono app that has setuid. My
application is mostly managed code, with a few p/invoke calls, but it's been
pretty platform agnostic thus far. I need to have setuid privileges on my
Gladish, Jacob wrote:
Before proceeding with my current plan, I wanted to get any feedback
from anyone who may have explored building a mono app that has
setuid. My application is mostly managed code, with a few p/invoke
calls, but it's been pretty platform agnostic thus far. I need to
have
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Gonzalo Paniagua Javier wrote:
On Fri, 2009-02-27 at 09:50 -0500, Matthew Metnetsky wrote:
I was migrating some code from Mono 1.x to .NET 3.5 and came across a
very small bug. I was calling MonoMethod.Invoke like so:
MethodInfo method =
Yes, that's what I'm doing. I had an .exe, now I have a native app that does
little more than loads and runs my .exe and its main(). But now I need to
compile that native app for 4 different platforms.
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Hi I need to profile an application on Windows and Linux platform. I use
Mono to run it on Linux.
I have tried using Mono built in profiling tools but these are not available
on Windows version.
I have also tried a few other profilers but they seems to not work on Mono.
Any help is much
[...]
So my question is where would you like an ArgumentException thrown (as
MS does):
1) MonoMethod.cs
2) icall.c / where the path leads me
Thoughts?
MonoMethod.cs
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Hi,
I've just downloaded the latest install package for Windows
(mono-2.2-gtksharp-2.12.7-win32-5.exe) but I'm having trouble running it.
When run the message:
Program too big to fit in memory
Is displayed and then it exits.
Can anyone help me out?
Thanks,
Anthony
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Hi,
I am using the following code in Mono V2.2 on SUSE Linux Enterprise Desktop
10:
Bitmap bmp2 = bmp.Clone(new Rectangle(0, 0, bmp.Width, bmp.Height),
PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb )
Same code creates a 24 RGP BMP image in Windows. But in mono it creates a 32
bit depth image.
Not only this, if I
anthony.jones wrote:
I've just downloaded the latest install package for Windows
(mono-2.2-gtksharp-2.12.7-win32-5.exe) but I'm having trouble running it.
When run the message:
Program too big to fit in memory
Is displayed and then it exits.
I've found the solution to my
Something is probably wrong with the way Mono clones Bitmaps.
I've encountered the following problem myself: I try to clone a bitmap, and
the resulting bitmap is all black. MS .NET doesn't have this problem. I
didn't get around to making a reduced testcase for this (I think it's
related to the
hi,
i'm using mono on windows, i've a dll which contains code for accessing
db2-iseries
how do i let mono be aware of this dll so that i can compile and run?
i've tried the same with visual studio web developer express and i can
compile easely.
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On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 10:09 AM, Bartolomeo Nicolotti
bnicolo...@siapcn.it wrote:
i'm using mono on windows, i've a dll which contains code for accessing
db2-iseries
how do i let mono be aware of this dll so that i can compile and run?
If you are using Monodevelop, right-click the references
Hi
I noticed , mono-service always run with the same process name/cmd, so
we cannot know which service is really running.
I simply change the mono-service script by adding -a $assembly to
exec and so put a sane default value, but adding an actual -a:NAME
paramter may also be useful with other
Hello all, Mono newbie here. How do I compile the following example
(which I've entered via Microsoft Norepad and saved as c:\Mono
Test\Simple.cs:
using System.Windows.Forms;
using System.Drawing;
public class Simple : Form
{
public Simple()
{
Text = Simple;
Size = new
It looks like you just have to quote the c:\Mono Test\Simple.cs on your
command line since your directory has a space in it.
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Hello,
Am 02.03.2009 um 21:25 schrieb lionel keene:
gmcs -r:System.Windows.Forms.dll -r:System.Drawing.dll c:\Mono Test
\simple.cs
Whenever you have spaces in your file path, you need to quote it or
it's interpreted as multiple files.
After hunting aroud online I changed appended the
I've installed Mono 2.2 using the default installation parameters on
my Wndows XP box. Then, at the command prompt, I tried changing to the
compiler directory (the directory containing gmcs.exe) via:
The easiest way is to go to your Start Menu, and run the Mono-2.2
Command Prompt. It will
Hi I run two copies of my test application on the same machine (Windows and
Linux OSs). One application acts as sender and the other one as receiver.
Running it on Windows gives a same result for sending and receiving sides.
Testing it on Linux (using Mono) gives different result: sender sends
Jonathan Pobst wrote:
I've installed Mono 2.2 using the default installation parameters on
my Wndows XP box. Then, at the command prompt, I tried changing to the
compiler directory (the directory containing gmcs.exe) via:
The easiest way is to go to your Start Menu, and run the Mono-2.2
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