Hello,
+1 for this one please in order to get the latest and
future releases of CruiseControl.NET working:
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=459450
The patch (plus a test case) have been applied to trunk, but since this
introduces a change that we have not tested against, I want
Hello,
I do'nt want 1.1, doc, man stuff.
How to speed up make ?
It depends on which area of the code you are working on.
If you are doing a full bootstrap, you do this from the mono/ toplevel
directory. For example, I use:
cd mono/mono; make install
For changes to
Hello,
Thank you for the patches.
This has been committed in revisions r121851 and r121852.
Any chances that we could get the associated documentation updated?
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...if there isn't a way to do this... there is a workaround to know this
event for example reading a particular file or execute a shell command or in
some other way in any languages (c/c++...)!?
You can read the status from /sys/devices
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Hello,
These are good to go in.
On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 16:04 -0500, Bill Holmes wrote:
HI,
The attached patch fixes two problems we found System.Environment.
Calling Environment.GetEnvironmentVariable (IsNotSet,
EnvironmentVariableTarget.User) causes a nre with mono on Windows.
Hello!
Great! Please commit.
On Thu, 2008-12-18 at 17:38 -0500, Bill Holmes wrote:
Hi,
In the get_module_name method the size argument is used as a byte
count but the callers consider it a character count.
See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms683196(VS.85).aspx
This
Is mono svn working yet with ppc (not ppc64)? I had to disable it for
fedora rawhide as there is a signing problem on PPC which looks to have
come from a revision at 121203.
Could you please file a bug?
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Hello,
For the record, I figured out the root cause for the Illegal
Instruction. Openembedded when it builds ARM kernels turns off
CONFIG_OABI_COMPAT (automatically) as a performance optimization if it
detects you are building with a EABI toolchain, etc. So unless I'm
missing something, at
to make things better on Windows for mono, but am not
sure which direction to go now. Any (potential) mono hackers on
Windows please let your opinions be known.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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wrote:
Hello
be known.
Thanks,
Jonathan
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Hello,
The upside of the mechanism I am using is that all of that would
still
work the same, because I am still using
Hello Mark!
The MIPS port is coming along nicely. Hello, World! now works, the tests
in basic.exe all pass if run manually and not by using the reflection
technique that the test harness normally uses. There's still a lot to do
- a lot of the logic that was in the old style brg files for MIPS
This sounds the cleaner way to me, but it requires more work than the
trivial fix.
How does that sound?
Not worth the effort, and it does not matter that much.
Just because we have class libraries in mcs/class does not mean that
this is the only place that they could be generated from.
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soon
Hello,
Is it ok to submit patches to mono that depend on the latest version
of NUnit?
As long as the resulting code *builds* you can.
So I think this means no.
Miguel.
Michael
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 3:25 PM, Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello,
What changes to NUnit
-- The /share/icons directory is ridiculously huge. Can icons be
packed into arbitrary .zip or .tar files? The JVM guys do this with
their .class files to keep the number of files lower.
I agree that it is too large, but I do not really know what depends on
it and what can be safely removed
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Hello,
I use NUnit for work and have been using the latest version
for
months. I wrote some test for Mono and found out that the
version
that Mono is using does
Hello,
I use NUnit for work and have been using the latest version for
months. I wrote some test for Mono and found out that the version
that Mono is using does not support some of the asserts I am using
(IsEmpty). Is there any plan to upgrade the version of NUnit that is
used with the
Hello,
I just wanted to clarify Rodrigo's post a little:
3) I would add more high level constructs like Matrix that
make use of the
SIMD hardware.
We first need to expose a rich and usable set of intrinsics to what
SSE currently has. Once we do finish with
Why make it predict anything? From my experience, packages are either
put into /usr/local, /usr or /opt - why not just have a radio button on
the installer?
Developers used the installer to install private copies of Mono in their
home directories.
I also loved the idea of the installer, but
Hello,
For the record, these procedure got me working (you need to follow all steps):
http://go-mono.com/forums/#nabble-td19851624|a19892174
This question keeps popping up in the forums and irc, it seems like we
need to add this to the FAQ.
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Hello, I have been asked to do a mono port for powerpc64. I am new to
mono and still learning my way around and so would appreciate any
pointers from experienced mono developers.
One important issue to keep in mind is that if you want your code to be
integrated into Mono's code base,
As to not just be a complainer, I am offering some suggestions/ideas
and hoping for others to do the same (or at least critique mine ;-)).
Before I offer any suggestions, I think we need to balance between two
things. One is making life easy for the mono build/package team to
produce a
Hello,
The upside of the mechanism I am using is that all of that would still
work the same, because I am still using the .sources files instead of
having a .csproj. The downside is we still wouldn't have .csproj's, so
it doesn't make working in VS any easier, it just makes it possible to
Hello,
As usual, I have done an initial pass at the release notes for Mono
2.2 and I am looking for feedback to make them more comprehensive, they
are available here:
http://www.mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.2
Miguel.
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Hello,
I didn't know about this---thanks! Two points worth noting:
1) In the CCRDSS license in section 3 iii that we cannot:
distribute Distributable Code to run on a platform other than the
Windows platform;
I wonder if this means that you are not able to redistribute the code,
but
Hello,
Does anyone have any information on when mono might support this namespace?
There are currently no plans to support it.
This namespace will be implemented when contributors send unit test
cases + implementations following it.
Very few people use this feature, so it is not a major
I see. That's true. I think Mono could not distribute Npgsql1 and
provide a download link instead. This way, on download page of Mono
there would be the Npgsql1 and Npgsql2 download links. This way users
could choose whatever version is better for their usage.
Well, that is not really how
Hello
I am ok with this patch.
Hi,
The attached patch changes FindMembers to instantiate the correct type
of array to be returned as a MemberInfo [].
Basically
typeof (object).GetMember (Dummy, MemberTypes.Method,
BindingFlags.Public).GetType ();
Should be a MethodInfo [] and
Hello,
Some bad news: we are going to have to revert to the old version of
Npgsql as the new version has two limitations:
* It only works in the 2.0 profile.
* It broke the API at least in the case of version which
used to return a string, and now is a
Hello,
It would be nice if the patches to make Mono run on FreeBSD got
posted in Bugzilla so we could review those changes and merge those into
our tree.
And perhaps the time has come for us to setup a FreeBSD box in our
buildbot to make sure that we do not break this build.
Informal
Hello,
The problem in this case is mscorlib (and possibly other assemblies; I
only looked at mscorlib): there is XML documentation on some members
within the source files that would replace the existing documentation
(which was imported from the ECMA standard), and the imported version is
Hello,
This looks mostly fine to me; The one piece that I do not
understand are the changes to support/Makefile.am, I think Jonathan
might have to weight into that one.
The attached patch is to add some additional preprocessor to
support/map.c. I am starting to add MonoPosixHelper.dll
Hello,
In mono 2.2, there will be an env variable called MONO_VERBOSE_METHOD, and
compilation of methods whose names match this will be printed, i.e:
MONO_VERBOSE_METHOD=Main mono hello.exe
Lets please get this documented on the man page.
If a feature is not documented, is as if we had not
Hello,
* It broke the API at least in the case of version which
used to return a string, and now is a System.Version.
Whoops. Sorry for this problem. We changed that to be more like sqlclient.
Yeah, I figured it was something like that.
An option would be to add an
It seems to me that the one valid reason to fork() is to detach from the
controlling terminal. This can (and should) be done before starting any
threads other than Main(). So long as it is done right at the beginning, it
seems unlikely it will cause problems.
You can do this in your script
Hello,
1) Most of the ZipPackage/Package tests will fail because
libminizip.so doesn't exist. This needs to be compiled from source.
How should this be integrated with the build? This will also have to
be distributed with mono in some form.
This needs to go into mono/support, can you please
Hell,
I've been trying to get my c# windows code to work on linux and I had no
such luck. My question is: Has the SerialPort class been implemented
completely in mono 2.0 or it's still missing the events, such as
DataRecieved, or some methods, such as ReadExisitng?(As I've found from
emails
Hello,
After reading Mono's roadmap, does not seem like MS Robotics runtime (CCR
and DSS) will be ported to Mono in a very near future.
Thus, has anybody successfully achieved on his own compiling CCR and DSS
libraries under Mono? I would be very interested in knowing how difficult to
Hello,
I'm sure that a ton of people must be using MySQL so I'm hoping that I'm
just missing something simple.
Could you post a very simple program that is failing for you, as well as
the error that you get?
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Hello,
I love this! lets get it in.
On Tue, 2008-10-21 at 00:59 -0400, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
Background: we'd the treeview to be generated at runtime, so that
distros don't need to patch monodoc.xml to add additional documentation
(without placing all additional documentation under
Hello,
I was wondering what the status is of mono running on the power architecture
, specifically the ppc64 given we would like run it on the IBM power pc
architecture. I found the thread on bugzilla #324134 that was started last
july and I see there are still posts to it as of the past week
Hello folks,
To better understand where we should take Mono in the future for
OSX, I have put together a quick survey. Your feedback will help us
shape the future of Mono on OSX:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pvPgcz_0Kij3soDnggioyfwhl=en
Miguel.
Hello folks,
To better understand where we should take Mono in the future for
OSX, I have put together a quick survey. Your feedback will help us
shape the future of Mono on OSX:
http://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pvPgcz_0Kij3soDnggioyfwhl=en
Miguel.
Now that Mono.Options is included in Mono 2.2, will it still be
available separately? If not, it will be hard to build
Windows-compatible programs that use it, unless people go digging
throug the mono sources and extracting the libraries they like. I
think it might be helpful to separate
Now, I'll probably need very quickly to developpe 'simple' PDA softwares
(grid / combos / databases...). Is Mono able to compile source code for PDA
??? If yes, what kind of addons I'll have to install. And, moreover, what
kind of plateforms are compatible (Treo, Blackberry, ...)
Mono does
From what I can tell its having trouble with a rather harmless looking
method declaration:
public override StrategyResult Initialize(IContext context)
Nope, that is not it. The problem is caused in an invocation (see the
stack trace).
The best thing to do would be to create a small
Hello,
I'm not sure how 2.0 is released with out having a installer but does anyone
know what the eta is im really intrested in checking this out for the macs
where i work
We finally have a build, and could use some testers.
Andrew will post details soon,
Hello,
I'd like to try System.Threading and System.Threading.Collections on
Linux to work a little bit with ParallelFX.
Is it going to be included together with the mono sources or should I
just go to the Mono GSoc repository?
Until the API stabilizes it will remain separate.
We could
Hello,
I know SUSE sponsors the project, but is there a good reason for not
producing .deb packages for Debian/*buntu, the most popular line of distro?
Anyway congrats with the release, looking forward to taking it for a spin!
Debian ships their own package, and we do not want to end up in
Jezz way to alienate the user base. Ive been using Mono for a
number of years, and one of my main reasons for using SuSe/openSuse
was due to the fact that Novell always made sure that the mono
releases were availble for the last couple of suse releases. Now Im
faced with either
I would upgrade to 11.0, but I generally wait for the ##.1 releases
after the whole problems that where experienced with the 10.0 release;
and also I have to make sure all apps still work the same way in the
new OS release, otherwise I alienate the wife from Linux adoption.
I understand the
We need someone who can speak with reasonable authority about the
matter. Not just random opinions. Who would be the best person at
Novell or the Mono project to ask about this?
www.go-mono.com/contact
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Hello,
Any plans for the BitRock based installer? This one supports all distros
and is good enough, easy enough, and will make most of the people happy.
We are abandoning the BitRock installer because Mono installations ended
up broken many times. This had two unfortunate side effects, we
About one month ago we read about the VStudio debugger on Miguel's blog:
http://tirania.org/blog/archive/2008/Sep-04.html
How is it going on?
If you sign up for the Alpha, you will be notified when we are ready to
show something to the public.
Hello,
The above is actually a really good reason why we do not spend more
cycles on Solaris/SPARC.
The machines are overpriced, and underperforming. It is like buying an
iPhone, just not as useful.
This is the most stupid thing I've seen in a while. Go to a bank and
take a
Hello,
Unfortunately, sparc is hard to test without access to the hardware.
The only sparc emulator appeared to be QEMU, whose qemu-system-sparc
is 32-bit only (sun4m), whereas Solaris 10 and Mono seem to expect
sparcv9. I have a local branch where I once tried to make it work on a
Hello,
I would value an interpreter not as a replacement for JIT in a full mono
stack, but as a way to create a very small footprint runner for CLR
code, with a really cut-down runtime. This would be competing more
with a Lua usecase than anything else.
The memory consumed by the JIT is
Hello,
I disagree; the only people who actually hack the source file should
have the right to decision.
When I read comments like that, it makes me think that there is an air
of elitism to it, and that if you aren't touching source, you don't have
a say.
I don't know if that's what
Hello,
Unless you need reflection or fancy runtime support like transparent
proxies, full AOT is the supported way for such platforms.
And even in that cases, it would be easier and better to extend full
AOT than bringing back the interpreter.
I agree that this is the direction where we
Hello,
These patches look fine.
Miguel.
Hello,
Could someone please review or comment on this simple patch I've already
posted twice? Thanks!
- Juraj
email message attachment, Forwarded message - [Mono-dev] [Patch]
Simple optimization to String.Replace and
Hello Maxim,
We are unaware of this problem, do you think you could provide a
test case that illustrates this problem so we can look into it?
Hello!
We've got some issues with mono 2.0 (it seems like Preview 2 or RC1,
compiled from SVN 2.0 branch).
1) In rush hours mod_mono server
Hello,
class status pages linked from
http://www.mono-project.com/Class_Status are all empty, did something
break?
Those are sadly left overs; We have moved most of our efforts to use
gui-compare, a GUI tool that will compare APIs locally instead of the
Web version.
gui-compare is part of
Hello,
What was the reason for discontinuing the (online) class status pages?
We never really discontinued it, at least in my case, I stopped caring.
They were just difficult to maintain, and doing quick changes were not
reflected quickly (we had to wait a few hours for either the process to
the same masterinfo input files (for .NET) as
corcompare?
Yes.
Gert
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Hello,
The GCC CIL backend was entirely redone by ST Microelectronics, and
as far as I know the code has now been commited to a CIL branch on the
GCC.
If you want to contribute, you should check
http://gcc.gnu.org/projects/cli.html
Hi,
I'm interested in taking over this
Hello,
I found 2 bugs while trying to deserialize binary datasets
from .NET:
1. A column with a DefaultValue set to anything other than DBNull
would throw an exception.
2. A table with zero rows would throw an exception.
I have attached the patch I used to solve these issues. Let
I assume someone has to scrutinize the submissions to be sure someone
isn't tampering with them, and I understand that can take some time.
But I need to be sure that there actually is someone on the other end
of that WebService actually acknowledging the submitted changes before
I commit
Hey folks,
The name of the C# shell today is `csharp', but this is awkward to
type, we have been considering renaming it, the options are:
* csi - stands for C# interactive
Pros: short, cute, easy to remember.
Cons: popular TV show.
* imcs - interactive Mono C# compiler
Hello,
What about css? C Sharp Shell.
Pros: Really easy to type
Cons: It's not a style sheet.
Though i think the 'con' on imcs could easily be applied to any name
you choose. imcs would be my next choice.
Major con: it is ungoogable, since everyone talks about the Cascading
Style Sheets
Hello,
Nice idea, but I would rather not rely on Google (yes, Google is big,
and Google is always available, and many other things..). However, if
it's the best solution for everyone involved, I will of course upload to
cgc.
I think it would give it a lot of visibility there.
We could host
Hello,
I have here a fresh wrapper for libgmp, which I would be happy to add to
mono. Currently, it provides an interface exposing almost all directly
usable usable functions to .NET (excluding file-transport functions and
some minor others, the latter mostly obsolete or depracated),
Hey folks,
We updated the C# compiler to produce better information when it
encounters an error with statements or expressions. In the past the
compiler would report Expecting a ';' character whenever it found a
syntax error. We should now be able to report the actual expected
character
Hello Doug!
Thanks for your patch to getline.cs, it has been applied
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Hello,
Also, any ideas on getting a multi-line input working with this?
When you say multi-line input, do you mean something like the multi-line
input for Bash or Python?
I do that by calling the editor with different prompts each time, for
example, if I determine that I need the user to
Ah, this is very interesting. You are running Paint.NET on Windows
with Mono. This is fascinating, because it never occurred to me.
I started on a different direction, since Paint.NET contained a lot of
calls to Win32, I started porting the code to Linux and replacing the
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Hello Mike,
Thanks for your patches; I commited everything into glib.
For the Mono piece, would you be willing to also license
those
changes under the MIT X11 license
Hello Scott,
Scott, would you mind providing NUnit test cases to ensure that this
bug does not ever creep up again, and in particular, test cases for the
current failure?
Done and done: https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=417833
This seems to differ from .NET, as on .NET the
At least -pkg:wcf and -pkg:cardspace sounds identical.
Ok, then lets just use wcf.
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Hello,
Is there a Monodeveloper For Dummies guide for new developers who want to
join a project and how to get on a particular project such as mono-curses?
You could start by posting the patches to the mailing list.
Unpack the original sources in a new directory, and then run this
command:
Hello,
Compare next screenshots:
1) Screenshot from .NET:
http://picasaweb.google.ru/trofimich/Mono/photo#5233262846349449314
2) Screenshot from Mono:
http://picasaweb.google.ru/trofimich/Mono/photo#5233262848186024290
It is clear that most of this problems are SWF implementation
Hello,
Scott, would you mind providing NUnit test cases to ensure that this
bug does not ever creep up again, and in particular, test cases for the
current failure?
OK, this patch just spruces up the HighestSetBit method and fixes the
bug.
Index:
Hello Mike,
Thanks for your patches; I commited everything into glib.
For the Mono piece, would you be willing to also license those
changes under the MIT X11 license?
Miguel.
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Hello Simon,
Thanks for the report, could you please file the bug report in:
www.mono-project.com/Bugs
I tried it with Mono 2.0, and got a different error:
Unhandled Exception: System.Exception: Trying to emit a local from a
different ILGenerator.
at
Hello,
1. Any official Mono BOFs or sessions at this year's PDC?
2. Any unofficial Mono off-site BOFs or sessions?
We have not looked into these, but we should.
I would love to have an official BOF at the PDC, and if that does not
work out, an unofficial BOF hosted somewhere.
I will be
Hello,
I just looked into this.
This year they have this thing called Open Spaces, so what we
could do is grab a time to discuss Mono at the PDC and just have people
get together there.
When we went to the Mix conference, the open spaces, were literally
open spaces. There is not
How to do 2) properly then? Should we simply move those assemblies to
mcs, and develop there, or continue to develop in olive, and merge
changes when we feel confident into mcs? I'd rather simply move them,
but then we would have unstable assemblies in mcs. Should we apply the
same policy we
Hello,
Silverlight 2.0b2 contains three assemblies that we do not provide yet:
* System.ComponentModel
* System.ComponentModel.Web
* System.Runtime.Serialization
You meant System.ServiceModel*.
The assemblies shipping with Silverlight 2.0 are:
Hello,
On 8/19/08, Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Lets move the assemblies into mcs.
Ok. That will require to move the folders:
* System.Runtime.Serialization
* System.IdentityModel
* System.IdentityModel.Selectors
* System.ServiceModel
* System.ServiceModel.Web
from
Is there something missing to see it at
Not much; Just tell me what text you would like in there.
http://mono-project.com/OpenSUSE_Build_Service ?
Also how the Mono soft come in the OpenSuse/Suse distribution media
(web or hard) ?
I dont understand thq eustion.
Hello,
http://sourceforge.net/projects/monoosc/
and
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/home:/surfzoid/
I keep beta status while i didn't receive feedback about User who have
differante PC and Internet connection, but is ready to use and build
Packages.
I just ran it, it looks
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Is there some GLib Init method that I need to be calling? Any ideas?
Gtk.Application.Init () should do the trick.
Miguel.
Thanks,
Mike Cleaver
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Hello,
Running Mono 1.2.4 on Redhat Enterprise 2.4.21
That is a really old release, a few years old. You might want to
upgrade that.
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Hello,
Exactly! Lets get this in.
It would be useful to add unit test cases so this behavior is also
enforced in the code. Mind adding those?
I may not understand what you want. I attached a test for what I
think you want.
-bill
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Hello,
To make sure, the release notes contain changes only from 1.9 (unlike
the page title implies), right?
The release notes includes changes since 1.9, and contains links to the
full changes since 1.2.0
Should I get all the release for previous releases consolidated?
Atsushi Eno
Marc
Hello,
I tracked a bug to load_modules in image.c. In this particular case
image-modules was being set to a non-null value when the
image-module_count was equal to 0. There is another area of the code
later that checks the modules but not he module_count and causes an
assert. I could have
OK I see what you saying, what I need to get is we now reference the
WindowsBase.dll assembly to get access to the new ZIP file functionality
and I need to get mono to resolve this.
That component of WindowsBase has not been implemented.
WindowsBase is also not currently part of Mono, but
On Thu, 2008-07-31 at 09:13 +0200, Massimiliano Mantione wrote:
With the linear IR, most things are easy, and only a few things are
hard, like optimizations which transform multiple operations into
one,
like transforming a load+operation+store into an operating taking a
memory operand
Starting with Mono 2.0, we are switching to a new version scheme for
Mono releases:
MAJOR.MINOR.SUBRELEASE
Even minor releases are stable releases, while odd releases are unstable
releases, they are typically used during development and is contained as
part of the code that is only checked in on
This looks like a good patch.
But I would like to see the relevant Wiki pages updated with
instructions and with details.
Hello again,
Attached is an updated patch which does full compilation of both the
cross
runtime and the class library/compilers.
marek
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