Erm... MoMA itself doesn't work on linux, isn't it?
TIA,
El 19/03/11 07:28, Matthew Winter escribió:
Hi,
Potentially yes, but I would first scan the DLL using the MoMA tool
(http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA), which will be able to confirm if
everything this assembly does is currently
If I'm not mistaken, MoMA is a managed WinForms app, so it works anywhere
Mono runs.
Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso wrote:
Erm... MoMA itself doesn't work on linux, isn't it?
TIA,
El 19/03/11 07:28, Matthew Winter escribió:
gt; Hi,
gt;
gt; Potentially yes, but I would first scan the DLL
Ok, you're right. I'm just starting with this and I still automatically
thinks Windows App when I see and .exe file.
Thanks a lot,
El 22/03/11 11:01, Stifu escribió:
If I'm not mistaken, MoMA is a managed WinForms app, so it works anywhere
Mono runs.
Hello,
MoMA is that I needed, indeed. Here is the output I get:
OK - All Methods called exist in Mono
OK - No P/Invokes are called.
FAIL - Methods called that throw NotImplementedException: 1
FAIL - Methods called marked with [MonoTodo]: 1
Showing it in detail, it's the same method for both
El 19/03/11 14:59, Tim H escribió:
The chm file is likely a Compiled HTML Help file for the developer, and
should not ship with your project nor be referenced in your project.
I see. Can I browse this help file from within Monodevelop? I've added a
reference to the DLL itself, but it seems
It might still work, and would only fail when that method is called. But if
that method is called often, or on start up, then you're probably out of
luck. On the other hand, being very optimistic, it's possible the method is
there but never called.
The only way to find out is to just try it.
PS:
I meant ReceivedBytesThreshold *property*, but whatever. :)
Stifu wrote:
It might still work, and would only fail when that method is called. But
if that method is called often, or on start up, then you're probably out
of luck. On the other hand, being very optimistic, it's possible the
NotImplementedExceptions can be thrown on purpose so that in itself is
not a concern unless it throws that incorrectly in your particular
case. Similarly for MonoTodo - It does not necessarily mean the
method/property doesn't work. It could just be suboptimal, or maybe it
only works in 95% of
On Tue, Mar 22, 2011 at 6:11 AM, Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso
franci...@marzoa.com wrote:
Hello,
MoMA is that I needed, indeed. Here is the output I get:
OK - All Methods called exist in Mono
OK - No P/Invokes are called.
FAIL - Methods called that throw NotImplementedException: 1
FAIL -
Hi,
Potentially yes, but I would first scan the DLL using the MoMA tool
(http://www.mono-project.com/MoMA), which will be able to confirm if everything
this assembly does is currently supported by Mono.
Regards
Matt
On 19/03/2011, at 11:10 AM, Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso wrote:
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Hi,
Potentially yes, but I would first scan the DLL using the MoMA tool
(http
The chm file is likely a Compiled HTML Help file for the developer, and
should not ship with your project nor be referenced in your project.
If the DLL communicates with the device, how is that going to work on
Ubuntu?
Was the DLL made as a .NET assembly?
Tim
On Fri, Mar 18, 2011 at 8:10 PM,
On Mar 18, 2011, at 8:10 PM, Francisco M. Marzoa Alonso wrote:
One customer has sent me a request to create an application that must
work on an Ubuntu host and handle certain device.
As Tim H suggested, the _real_ question is this: what kind of file is
device-sdk-1.0.dll? Specifically, is it
Hello,
One customer has sent me a request to create an application that must
work on an Ubuntu host and handle certain device.
The manufacturer of the device has published an SDK for C# developers,
that once downloaded I found that has two files:
- device-sdk-1.0.dll
- device-sdk-1.0.chm
Do
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