UbuntuBeginner wrote:
>As my user name suggests I have just started using Linux and have no
>knowledge at all about programming and don't really have an aptitude
>for
>these fan dangled PC thingy majiggers. What does this error mean and
>how do
>I fix it? Thank you.
>
>Error: Dependency is not sa
As my user name suggests I have just started using Linux and have no
knowledge at all about programming and don't really have an aptitude for
these fan dangled PC thingy majiggers. What does this error mean and how do
I fix it? Thank you.
Error: Dependency is not satisfiable: libmoon (>= 2.2)
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First of all Carlos, thank you very much for working with me a bit
today. I am learning a few things and that is always good.
I have studied the Application_Deployment page and can run "gacutil
-l" and see what is available to mono. I also can run "xbuild
a.csprog" and it progresses till it cannot
Hey,
2012/3/3 Charles Krinke
> Thank you Carlos, I will get another cup of coffee and go through
> "Guidelines:Application_Deployment".
>
> In the meantime, let me ask two more focused questions.
>
> 1. Given a VS2008 studio project with a .SLN and .CPROG file which
> loads in monodevelop and a
Is there c++ support in mono? I think you are stuck there. Try using c#
or vb.
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Well, I managed to get MD to connect to my App, I see the assemblies loaded
in
the Application Output window of MD.
How do I tell MD which source files go with the Assemblies?
I opened the source .cs file and set breakpoints, but they don't get hit.
There is no main project or solution, the main
Thank you Carlos, I will get another cup of coffee and go through
"Guidelines:Application_Deployment".
In the meantime, let me ask two more focused questions.
1. Given a VS2008 studio project with a .SLN and .CPROG file which
loads in monodevelop and at least partially compiles to the first
"usin
Probably the Deployment page is a good starting point:
http://www.mono-project.com/Guidelines:Application_Deployment
2012/3/3 Charles Krinke
> I have worked with mono before but it has been a little while and I
> now have a Windows project including a solution file and I can open
> and partiall
I have worked with mono before but it has been a little while and I
now have a Windows project including a solution file and I can open
and partially compile that project in mono-develop. I can also invoke
gmcs from a command line and see there is a /usr/bin/mono/ directory.
So far so good.
I am s
