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Subject: Re: [Mono-list] Mono port to other OS
On 08/10/05 Thomas Krause wrote:
This architecture makes some things very easy. For example I don't need to
implement context
On 08/10/05 Thomas Krause wrote:
This architecture makes some things very easy. For example I don't need to
implement context switching (kernel mode / user mode), because direct memory
access will never occur in the CIL, but only in the jitted code, which (as
long as the jitter works
On 08/09/05 Thomas Krause wrote:
Assuming I would want to port Mono to another OS platform, what would I need
to do / implement exactly?
Depends which OS you're talking about and whether the jit already works
on the same kind of cpu.
I know that the SSCLI (Rotor) from Microsoft has a PAL
Hello,
The toplevel README file in the mono module has the directory structure
explained. The docs/ directory contains some files that may be useful,
too.
I have added the contents of this post to the Porting page in the Mono
Wiki.
Or is there a good book about Mono that covers
the
, System.Data, ...), but for the
beginning I should not need these).
Thanks,
Thomas Krause
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