Hello,
> So given the code in amd64_patch:
> http://svn.myrealbox.com/source/trunk/mono/mono/mini/mini-amd64.c
> Would this be disp, code or target? That was my question. Through
> printf("%x\n", ) I could then look at the value.
"code".
If you look at the code, you will see that the routine a
Hello,
> Program received signal SIGTRAP, Trace/breakpoint trap.
> amd64_patch (_field_data=0xfd7ffe3f077b "?@@\221?I\213??",
> her=0x4e53c4)
> at mini-amd64.c:182
> 182 x86_patch (code, (unsigned char*)target);
> (gdb)
>
>
> Now how/where do I find the address? Do
Hello,
> However, Solaris does not seem to ship with a gdb. I installed gdb
> 6.2.1 from Solaris' "Companion" DVD. But apparently it does not
> support 64-bit debugging! According to the gdb mailing list that was
> contributed for 6.4, and neither sunfreeware.com nor blastwave.org
> provid
Hello,
> Yet another idea is adding support for dynamic recompilation of
> jitted code, which IMHO is close in spirit to what you wanted to
> have (adding an interpreter), even if different...
Dynamic recompilation is not hard, the issue is what kind of guarantees
you want to make. For example,
Hello,
> I adapted it from this snippet in configure.in:
> sparc*-*-*)
> if test "x$ac_cv_sizeof_void_p" = "x8"; then
> TARGET=SPARC64
> else
> TARGET=SPARC
> fi
> So that if I pass CFLAGS=-m64 it compiles 64-bi
ate with Jonathan Chambers).
There are other tasks here:
http://www.mono-project.com/Todo
And here:
http://www.mono-project.com/StudentProjects
Miguel.
> Thanks,
> -Aram
>
> On Mar 5, 2007, at 5:05 PM, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
>
> >
> >> I am
> I am trying to modify Mono to have the interpreter and JIT compiler
> run at the same time. The idea is to have some parts interpreted
> while others compiled. Does mono already do this ? Are there
> mechanisms in place for this ?
It does not do it.
There is no mechanism to do it.
This
Hello,
> By default, Solaris' gcc compiles to 32-bit unless overwritten by -
> m64. I have therefore patched configure.in to infer the x86/amd64
> architecture from the pointer size (as seen for another platform).
This sounds like a choice that the Solaris gcc people thought should be
made exp
Hello,
> Is there some way to run mono anyway, under such conditions?
> If not - what was the last version which worked without shm?
You could try "export MONO_DISABLE_SHM=1", if that fails, we will have
to look into making that fully SHM independent.
_
Hello,
> Is it possible to have a Mono project (MonoDevelop solution or whatever) with
> mixed programming languages? That is, one file in C# and another in Boo?
Yes, but the granularity happens at the "project level", so you can
write a library in C#, and another in Boo, and later reference tho
Hello,
> The problem is that I tried this variant. But seems that most of
> implementations is for MS (asp).net.
> As mono is not so complete, these doesn't work for mono.
> I would like to know from someone working solution, as it takes too
> long time to try them all under mono.
If you run int
Hello,
> I have a large C# project that runs under Windows and makes use of C-DLLs
> that have callbacks into the C# code.
>
> I am trying to figure out if it's possible to port all of this to
> mono. I understand how to call C code from C# and how to embed the
> mono runtime in C code, but I d
Hello,
> And have debug set to true in my web.config compilation element. One
> thing to note, is that I'm compiling my assemblies independent of the
> auto-compilation behavior in mono 1.2.
Then you need to compile with -debug command line option to the
compiler.
> In addition to the assemb
Hello,
> Now that there's been a 1.0 release of what was Atlas, so it's not so much
> the moving target it was, are there plans to revisit the earlier work on a
> Mono implementation? I'm assuming that despite being a 'free toolkit', it's
> not legit to try to use 'ASP.NET AJAX' (as it's now known
Hello,
I forgot to mention something which is fundamentally different
between Mono and other "development" packaging.
Mono (and .NET) provide the CodeDOM, a technology to generate code
on the flight (when Reflection.Emit is too low level) and load the
resulting code, so you can not really
at Mono.WebServer.XSPWorker.RunInternal ()
>at System.MulticastDelegate.invoke_void_object ()
>
> Any ideas? I'm compiling in DEBUG, and mdb files are in the bin
> folder along with the assemblies.
>
> Thanks again!
>
> --ben
>
Hello,
> Having the libs in the incorrect place for non-x86 systems seems like a
> good start. If you're running on a 64 bit processor, things should be
> in /usr/lib64 - it means you have a true hardware agnostic approach and
> you don't pollute the 32 bit libs directories with material which rea
Hello,
> > We have noticed that Fedora packages seem to be incorrect. They are
> > creating -devel packages that merely contain .pc files, which is not
> > necessary with Mono, so we believe the Fedora packages are incorrect.
>
> Each to their own on that score. We have -devel files with .pc f
Hello,
> So there is no way to use them for main MONO target platform.
You could run Mono inside Linux inside VMware on top of Windows :-)
> It would be very useful to have Winforms Composite UI Block which can
> be work in MONO.
>
>
> Andrus.
>
Hello,
>
> I'm newbie in Mono . I downloaded vmware version of the Suse with the
> all necessary tools already installed in for developing with c# .
> But I can not compile genrics under the monodevelop . Is there some
> additional things that I have to do , for compiling the generics under
> the
Hello,
As a follow up on OpenSUSE, I have filed a bug here:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=244497
Miguel.
> Hi,
>
> I'm having trouble getting this control to work in OpenSuse 10.2
>
> I've used the example from here:
>
> http://www.go-mono.com/docs/index.aspx?link=
Hello,
> I've used the example from here:
>
> http://www.go-mono.com/docs/index.aspx?link=T%3AGecko.WebControl
>
> I've loaded the generic Mono installer mono-1.2.2.1_1-installer.bin, and
> have also tried loading all the Mono RPMs via Yast.
>
> Whatever URL I try, progam appears to do nothing
Hello,
> We are trying to make use of the Mono Debugger, but when we start it,
> instead of breaking into the main C# method it stops into native code
> and doesn't seem to be aware of the C#...I assume this is what bug
> entry 80503 is all about
> [ http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8050
Hello,
> I'm using mono version 1.2.2.1 under Windows XP in order to make some tests.
> I use glade and my compilation command is:
> mcs -pkg:glade-sharp -pkg:gtk-sharp -resource:gui.glade Main.cs
Maybe you need glade-sharp-2.0 and gtk-sharp-2.0
Miguel.
> When I run it, the window shows up for
Hello,
> In general creating a VS clone is probably a good idea to bring more
> developers over to the Mono side, but I think MD needs a boost of
> support from the community. If you think it's a good idea to have a
> month of MD hacking, bug fixes and or new features then post your
> support
Hello,
> I have found that running through XSP2 directly we do not experience any
> crashes, but using mod-mono we do.
>
> I have seen at least one bug on mod-mono load issues - is anyone
> actively persuing these issues?
I would like to add: if you observe a crash, we want to know the details
Hello,
> I agree with this. I know there is also a couple forums out there for
> mono but I think Windows Forms itself and Mono both need better forums
> like www.Asp.Net. I'd even be willing to set one up if I could get
> some help with answering peoples mono questions(because i am new to
> Mono)
Hello,
> In particular, I would like to test my personal project Registrar
> (http://code.google.com/p/registrar/) under Windows. Since Registrar uses
> Gtk#, it needs a recompile under Windows to use the right version. Whereas
> the project uses Stetic for its GUI components, and #D doesn't ha
Hello,
> Okay, are you using the FC mono packages or the ones from Novell?
>
> I would *strongly* advice FC users from using the Novell packages -
> massively advice against it, infact, think of the most lavish, expensive
> hotel you can, 24 hour porterage, thick shagpile throughout everywhere,
Hello,
> Maybe it would be good form to start even an online publication on mono,
> or get one of the several linux publications to do a series on development
> with the mono framework..?
It would be great.
A few years ago, we had the "Mono Weekly News" which covered
developments on SVN, new fe
Mono 1.2.3 has been released, some highlights:
Thanks to everyone using Moma and submitting their reports, we were able
to prioritize the work needed to get applications running. The top used
1,933 APIs have been implemented in this release as well as many bugs
fixed and performance increased.
Hello,
> I was wondering what the best way to go about keeping a single gac
> while still being able to install applications via apt-get is.
>
> I had installed tomboy, beagle, and banshee via sudo aptitude
> install ...but now that I've removed the ubuntu managed mono and
> only have mono in
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
Hey folks,
We are looking for a testimonial from a company using Mono or
considering to use Mono with the availability of the new Visual Basic 8
compiler.
Please drop me an email if you would like to be quoted endorsing how
awesome it is that we will now have a Visual Basic 8 compiler for
Hello,
> The DLL is on the same directory as the aspx File,
>
> And we also copied the Compiled DLL to
> /usr/lib/mono/2.0/
> /usr/lib/mono/1.0/
>
> Has anyone been trying to develop with dreamweaver any suggestion is greatly
> appreciated
Those directories are only used for the compiler to lo
> It worked but what is the problem?
I have no idea. You disabled the installation of the libmono shared
library though.
> 2007/1/30, Miguel de Icaza <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello,
>
> > I've run configure with these options:
>
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.
Miguel
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> Well, i searched the monoDocs and it didn't showed the namespace
> System(?).Remoting. Maybe it is recent? As in, more recent than mono 1.1.13.
The docs are not complete, so that should not be your source of
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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
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,
> Sorry George, I have been unable to solve this. It's been a bother
> for me for months now.
Use from the shell:
bash$ MONO_OPTIONS=--debug xsp2
> --ben
>
> On 1/17/07, George Wu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi, Ben:
>
> I noticed a message from you
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 Felipe,
> Monodoc from the Linux Installer is not working on Ubuntu 6.10,
> although it works fine with "Mono 1.2.2.1_1 Installer". What it prints
> on the console is attached.
Could you patch the `monodoc' script with this patch?
And report if it still fails?
Index: monodoc.in
===
Hey folks,
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
>
> How do i compile mono-basic with mono or where can i find
> documentation for it?
You will need Mono 1.2.3
And then the usual configure/make/make install
>
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Hello,
> > Mono 1.2.3 preview sources, packages, and installers are available at:
> >
> > http://mono.ximian.com/monobuild/preview/download-preview/
> >
> > If no critical bugs are found after the preview period, these same
> > downloads will be posted on mono-project.com for general consumption
Hello,
> Andrus escribió:
> > I need to compile Visual C# Express 2005 project in MONO in Windows but
> > prj2make does not support
> > VS2005 projects.
>
> You're wrong; prj2make has been hacked recently to add that support. If
> you use the SVN version of MonoDevelop you should be able to ope
Hello folks,
I would like to branch the usual modules on Wednesday afternoon,
Boston time so we can start the packaging and get some testing before we
officially release Mono 1.2.3
This means two things: lets try to keep the tree stable until then
(no major changes, minimize experimental
> > Will it be possible to write cross-platform application using
> > Mono+WinForms and have the application look and feel *exactly* the same
> > on both Linux and Windows?
>
> Yes
Not really.
> > Or will it be more like the current situation for HTML/CSS where you
> > have to switch back and f
Hello,
> Earlier I was told not to monitor an SMB share because it were
> implemented using a polling approach for remote shares so instead I
> connected a Windows drive to an OS X SMB share, monitoring the local
> changes there. However the same results occurred last time I checked
> running the
Hello,
> "And this is also why we are doing it for Basic, mbas is dead, its gone
> from the tree, and so are the class libraries for Visual Basic: the vbnc
> and vbruntime components are younger, and need to be on their own
> release schedule, they are moving at a different speed, and bundling
> w
Hello,
> I've scoured System.Reflection, but I'm probably in the wrong place.
> Is there any way to get the path where mono is running from during
> runtime? Would I need to use environment variables, or is there a
> dynamic way to find that out in my csharp code?
A Linux-only way of doing that
Hello,
A company developing consumer products is looking for a JIT
developer interested in implementing the AOT support for Mono on the
StrongARM CPU and having someone knowledgeable about Mono on staff.
Let me know if you are interested.
Miguel
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Hello,
> Having a standardized repository for .NET libraries, with installation
> and dependency checking tools, looks like a good idea. It could work
> exactly in similar way to cpan / ruby gems.
> We had a little discussion about it in our community and there was a
> loose idea of using
> google
Hello,
> I don't think it has too much limitations, but I would like some bug
> reports for any limitations or lacking features that all of you, users
> and potential users of it, could file to assess what I should improve.
> Direct code/documentation contributions are also welcome.
As I explaine
Hello,
> I filed this bug ("Sqlite Support for Multiple Result Sets") in January of
> last year, with a patch: http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=77262
>
> I also updated the patch in June of last year, but the patch has never
> been applied.
>
> If people are actually interested in hav
Hello,
> I think the most standard way to do this is the library
> "Mono.GetOptions" (search in google).
I actually would not encourage people to use Mono.GetOptions, as it is
not actively maintained and has too many limitations.
Rolling out your own command line parser is not that hard anyways
Hello,
> :(
>
> The old problem of the licenses…
I once spoke with Scott about this issue (it was related to the license
chosen for the starter kits) and he said that it was probably an
oversight and that they would not mind changing the license.
You could try contacting them and asking the
Hello,
> > You might want to look at IIOP.NET:
> >
> > http://sourceforge.net/projects/iiop-net
>
> How to connect it to orbit/bonobo?
It is likely going to be very hard because of the authentication system
used by ORBit and Bonobo on the desktop. I no longer remember the
details, but it
Hello,
> In mono faq way of handling corba components is by Remoting.Corba which
> last update was 3 years ago. What's the present solution? Is it any
> solution?
You might want to look at IIOP.NET:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/iiop-net
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> Thanks for the reply. My issue is a run time issue, not a compile
> issue though. In fact, the executable I'm running in this case was
> compiled with "another .NET compiler". Is there something about the
> runtime environment that would affect this?
Yes, the class is not present.
Hello,
>
>I've seen a few posts here and there about mono and MenuStrips,
> ToolStrips and ToolStripMenuItems but when I compile the latest mono I
> get runtime errors about missing methods like
> "System.Windows.Forms.Form.set_MainMenuStrip()". Is it the case that
> MenuStrips are implemen
Hello,
> If I do something like that will I get MonoType * in C?
> [DllImport("__internal", "e_cal_glue_backend_factory_get_type")]
> static extern IntPtr method(IntPtr type);
>
> protected static GType GetNewType(Type type)
> {
> return method(type.TypeHandle.Value);
> }
>
> If not how can I
Hello,
> I’ve got a DLL assembly containing some generic types that runs fine
> when linked to a .NET app and run from the command line. However,
> when I call into same assembly via embed mono into a Cocoa app I get a
> TypeLoadException. If I remove the generic types it runs fine. Is
> there
Hello,
> Sorry, My RH version is not 8. it is 9.
> Rh Kernel version 2.4.20-8
>
> i reinstall the Rh, but still the same problem..
The best way of avoiding this issue is to rebuild your Mono from source
code. Am confused as to why we are referencing epoll if its not in
your system. That is s
> Namespaces in the CLR are just a string attribute attatched to each
> type, so what's the best way to get a list of all the types in a
> particular namespace? Do I have to search through all types in the
> AppDomain and look at the namespace attribute? Won't that be very
> slow as touchi
Hello Florian,
> http://home.nedlinux.nl/~florian/downloads/
>
> Instructions are in the README file.
The only problem is that this binding is under the GPL, that is
unfortunate.
Miguel
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Hello,
> First of all, I would like to say, I really need an advice about
> context, request, response.
Just use the original, it is less work, we maintain it, and you can
reuse all of it without having to write a secondary set of tests for it.
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Hello,
> Unfortunately ASP.NET provides sealed HttpContext, HttpRequest, HttpResponse
> which cannot be used to write mocks for testing (I love javax.servlet).
> I considering to wrap this objects to complete Java Servlet API and use
> this interfaces
> for whole port implementation (except httph
Hello,
> Please pardon me if I missed the obvious in my Googling around, but I was
> wondering if there is any sort of a framework under .Net/Mono like the Java
> Servlet framework, and if so, if Mono includes a container. I have a strong
> dislike for in-page markup scripting approaches like P
Hello,
> Are you sure that most applications don't need System.Messaging ?
> however, thanks for your answer !
Out of 809 submissions to Moma, only 16 use it, so less than 2%
But also, we have barely received any requests for it in the past
(compared to other things)
Miguel.
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Hello,
I knew this was going to be fun.
> I'm planning to develop a little application having the possibility to
> send Instant Message using the Jabber protocol. I don't know the
> features of OpenWire protocol, but I will read its specifications as
> soon as possible.
So you were thin
On Tue, 2006-12-12 at 11:52 +0100, laas wrote:
> Hi all,
> is there a release plan for the assembly "System.Messaging" ?
Third google match:
http://www.mono-project.com/SystemMessaging
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Hello,
> I've already built the rpms for mono for FC, but would like to re-enable
> monobasic. mbas in /usr/bin is created fine, but nothing in the
> %{_libdir}/mono/1.0 directory.
>
> The spec file is at http://nodoid.homelinux.org/csharp/dl/mono.spec - I
> commented out the rm line for mbas in
Hello folks,
We need some help testing our latest batch of fixes for anonymous
methods, iterators and anonymous methods with generics.
Please download and replace your mcs.exe in /usr/lib/mono/1.0 with
the one we provide, and gmcs.exe in /usr/lib/mono/2.0 from:
http://primates.xim
Hello,
> I guess the best way would be to somehow mark these methods as such
> (this specific one is missing, but a base type method will be used),
> however the logistics of making MoMA that smart may not be worth it.
The current behavior is correct, because the code in the CIL stream will
act
Hey,
> >Type Exception.GetType(): method not yet in Mono
>
> This is very strange, because it seems a very basic Method.
This is a 2.x feature; The method is documented as not doing anything,
it is just a new definition that happens to call the base class.
If you rebuild the software on Mono
Hello,
> I have a problem with mod_mono and apache2.
> I have a Sun Netra T1 UltraSparc with Linux Ubuntu Server.
> I have the mono framework installed and mod_mono is running.
> But the requests takes like 10 seconds to complete.
> Then I tested the website with xsp instead of mod_mono and the sa
Hello folks,
Today I was trying to understand some changes in the 2.0 API, and I
ended up running into a very useful resource, the list of breaking
changes between 1.1 and 2.0:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/netframework/aa497239.aspx
Miguel.
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Hello,
> I've filed a bug report @ bugzilla:
> http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=80025
Dick fixed this bug a few days ago, we will issue some updates.
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> now I'm sure it's an xsp, not mod_mono related problem. I ran xsp,
> accessed the web page at localhost:8000 and got new zombie processes.
> Any ideas?
XSP does not spawn any programs, so this is most likely caused by
something your program is doing. What does your web page do?
Do you call Pr
Hello,
> Actually, I now have the impression (?) that 'partial' is a reserved word in
> the version of the compiler I am using here (I assume that would be mcs).
> The word 'partial' is used as a regular (local) variable in a few occasions:
This was only a temporary problem, the compiler change h
Hello,
> I tried open source FYI Report designer
> ( http://www.fyireporting.com ) with MONO 1.2 but got error below.
>
> Has anybody got FYI report designer to work with MONO ?
> Where to find report designer which works with mono ?
This trace looks like a binary incompatibility in the resource
Hello,
> The mono_class_from_name function is documented to accept a NULL
> image argument, yet providing a NULL argument leads to a crash.
> Possible cause might be these lines:
>
> if (!image->name_cache)
> mono_image_init_name_cache (image);
This seems to be a bug in t
Hello,
> What is the correct way to initialize the Mono JIT for v2.0 without
> using an assembly? Is this a missing feature?
Only one mscorlib can be loaded in the runtime, so you plan on using 2.0
features, your first program must be a 2.0 program.
_
Hello,
MonoTODO attributes have been used in the past for two purposes: to
warn us about things that must be reviewed (this shows up on the class
status pages) and for comments that a developer would use.
Since the Mono Meeting, we discussed using MonoTODOs instead as a
mechanism to provi
Hello,
> I defintely agree that this would have been the easiest, yes. Mono
> does use TLS so would be okay, however I am not aware of any of its
> dependencies (glib, etc.) being available, also Symbian uses its own
> (ugly) Perl-based make system on Windows.
Mono now ships with an embedde
Hey,
> I figured Mono was way too big for my phone and Symbian OS only
> includes a POSIX compatibility library and otherwise uses C++
> libraries along with its own conventions, so porting Mono directly
> seemed problematic at least.
Mono does require very little from the underlying OS other tha
The release notes for this release are here:
http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.2
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Hello,
> Did the PR guys get ahead of themselves?
> http://biz.yahoo.com/prnews/061109/sfth025.html?.v=77
>
> It doesn't look like Mono 1.2 has been released yet.
Just a small disconnect with the actual upload of Mono 1.2;
It is out; I have been too busy to finish the release notes though
hello,
> We have a mono application which works fine for us on Solaris Sparc in
> house, but is causing a core dump from mono in the field. Our system
> is a Sparc 5, single processor system. Our customer has a huge
> 8-processor Sparc with 16G of RAM. Before I file a bug or anything,
> I’m won
Hello,
> Can I just ask, how the hell did you manage to get mono-basic to build?
> The zip file currently up won't compile under Linux! If you have a
> src.rpm that would certainly help!
mono-basic (which contains the VB Runtime) is compiled on Windows using
the .NET VB compiler.
Hopefully that
Hello,
> >> VP's to say - Put in Linux now, I feel totally safe with it.
> >> Having said that - what happens in 5 years? [big question mark here]
>
> What happens in 5 years? Who the heck knows.
This is a common practice, it basically means that the companies
renegotiate the terms at that poin
Hello,
> And here is the reality
>
> Try and find Corel Linux. You won't. Now find out why and you'll see
> something very unpleasant. Getting into bed with the devil is a sure way
> to get the wobbly dangly bits of your anatomy well and truly burned.
The story of Corel Linux is much more compli
primer for anyone that
might be confused:
http://www.jprl.com/Blog/archive/development/mono/2006/Nov-04.html
That being said, a few corrections:
> Didn't Miguel de Icaza assured us that Mono was safe, that there are no
> known patents that Mono infringes, that .NET
On Tue, 2006-10-31 at 09:03 -0500, Abe Gillespie wrote:
> No one wants to host at Google?
That would be my recommendation.
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Hello,
> I've downloaded the 1.1.18.zip file for mono-basic and have looked
> inside the archive and cannot find any logical way to build mono-basic
> under Linux.
Today it is only possible to build this on Windows, as the vbnc compiler
is not self-hosting on Linux (missing features or bugs in Mo
Hello,
> It's failing because monodoc is trying to invoke chmod(2), which doesn't
> exist on windows (except through cygwin.dll, but that doesn't count).
>
> The obvious answer is that monodoc is not currently portable to Windows.
> I don't know how much work it would take to make it portable.
T
Hello,
> But how can I do the same under Linux?
Open the file /proc/net/arp and lookup the address there.
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> What are other people using (if anything) to store per-machine
> settings from applications written in .Net, running on Linux via Mono.
> Configuration files?
You can have a .config file installed next side to your executable, and
use that as your configuration file. Or you can store config
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