Hello,
This Patch changes occurrences of Gnome.App.Show() to
Gnome.App.ShowAll() in the tutorials that I wrote.
I've made this change because I just spent a good deal
of time trying to figure out why my application won't
display its contents. (Because I simply copy and pasted
from my
Title: RE: [Mono-list] How can the assembly check the OS it's on?
Are we talking about implementing a Framework class or writing an application?
If it's the latter (which I presume it's not) then there is System.Diagnostics.EventLog which abstracts all of this. But I'm sure you all know
On 03/11/03 ICE wrote:
RunUO starts ok with Mono... the scripts (written in C# btw) begin to compile... but
then disaster strikes and the process is killed by the following message:
Scripts: Compiling...
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: A null value was found where an
Hi,
I just downloaded and installed mono 0.23, I have gtk-sharp 0.8 on a RH
8.0 box, and I tried to compile the mono-debugger.
Unfortunately, There is a make error in the gtk directory:
Making all in gtk
make[3]: Entre dans le rpertoire
`/tmp/Mono/0.23/mono-debugger-0.2.2/widgets/gtk'
Thanks to all of you, You've been very helpful!
I'll be using the System.IO.Path.DirectorySeparatorChar variable,
because it's enough for the application I'm writing :-)
Le mar 11/03/2003 10:05, Graham Allwood a crit :
Are we talking about implementing a Framework class or writing an
Thanks for your reply :)
Following on from what you suggested, here is a link directly to the RunUO
files.
www.utopia-rsa.com/RunUO-Beta-20.zip
Running it under mono produces the errors I mentioned earlier :( Is this
bug
being worked on? Or is it one not previously seen?
I have been
On 03/09/03 David Jeske wrote:
- CSC speeds up MS more than Mono (somewhat expected)
mcs inserts useless additional variables with the pre/post
increment/decrement operators, and that makes the jit produce somewhat
worse code, there is already a bug filed for that.
- while many of the mono
On 03/10/03 David Marsal wrote:
I try to compile the following hello.cs with mcs :
using System;
public class HelloWorld {
static void Main() {
Console.WriteLine(Hello World!);
}
}
but when I launch mcs I get :
unresolved type: [mscorlib]System.Reflection.MemberFilter
Hello my dear friend:
I am a linux lover,i am installing mono.
I installed it following the next step:
http://www.apacheworld.org/modmono/INSTALL
a) Install Mono 0.20
Install the Mono rpms from
http://www.go-mono.com/download.html
b) Install Apache
httpd-2.0.40-8.i386.rpm
Le mar 11/03/2003 11:37, Martin Willemoes Hansen a crit :
On Tue, 2003-03-11 at 10:42, Charles-Louis wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded and installed mono 0.23, I have gtk-sharp 0.8 on a RH
8.0 box, and I tried to compile the mono-debugger.
Unfortunately, There is a make error in the gtk
David Jeske wrote:
- while many of the mono slowdowns seem related to JIT
optimizations (which the new JIT will change and improve),
the 2x slowdown in index_string_test points to a string,
hashing, memory allocation, or other hashtable inefficiency
Is this new JIT already
hello!
I am working on improving/rewriting Mono.Math.BigInteger, a class that
is essential for asymmetrical crypto. My main focus is speed. I have
found that using unsafe code can give a 20% - 50% speed boost in a
couple of functions.
I was wondering how well unsafe code is implemented in
Hello,
RunUO starts ok with Mono... the scripts (written in C# btw) begin to
compile... but then disaster strikes and the process is killed by the
following message:
Scripts: Compiling...
Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: A null value was
found where an object instance
I think the question is:
Would we really accept nothing except code that make things work more correct?
Would we try to accept code if someone proves to us that it also works as
correct as ours but is faster?
Regards,
Alan
- Original Message -
From: Miguel de Icaza [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To:
Ben Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am working on improving/rewriting Mono.Math.BigInteger, a class that is essential
for
asymmetrical crypto. My main focus is speed. I have found that using unsafe code can
give
a 20% - 50% speed boost in a couple of functions.
Hi,
do you really mean
Charles-Louis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
these errors don't appear when installing the CVS version of gtk-sharp.
Ah, so that's the reason why I can't reproduce it. I'll check whether that's gtk# or a
debugger problem.
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Martin Baulig
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Hello,
- while many of the mono slowdowns seem related to JIT
optimizations (which the new JIT will change and improve),
the 2x slowdown in index_string_test points to a string,
hashing, memory allocation, or other hashtable inefficiency
Is this new JIT already
Title: libgc in CVS
*blinks*
Did I miss something while I was gone?
Ummm, why are all the different directories duplicated inside libgc?
Thanks, (with a puzzled look)
Ken
Hi-
I was just wondering why the mono red-carpet channel is still at .22
Regards,
Chris Whelan
In all the .net apps I write I'm trying to make them as easily comatible
with mono as possible. One that I'll be writing shortly uses a database,
and I was wondering which has/will have the best support?
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It depends on your requirements. I will ask some questions.
What platforms will you run mono?
What kind of hardware do you anticipate using?
What is your budget?
How many users or maximum connections do you anticpate?
Will you
Title: .Net developer position available to
Hi guys,
I'm looking for a monoer who has .Net (preferrably ASP.Net) experience and a degree in Computer Science/Computer Engineering/Software Engineering who lives in Sydney, Austrlia.
The position involves work on a global ASP.Net CRM system
Hello,
I was just wondering why the mono red-carpet channel is still at .22
It has been corrected.
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