Hi !!!
Heard about Mono from a collegue while designing an architecture for C#
code to be reused on the unix box.
We are thinking of using mono but we need to know which flavours of unix
does mono support (HP-UX, Solaris etc.)? Can you please help us with this?
Rgds,
Gautam
Hi!
I installed mono-1.0.1-gtksharp-1.0-win32-0.5.exe without an error.
But if i run the gtk-example from the Mono Handbook (HelloWorld, second try)
i get some warnings:
[..]
the new installer at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gatto]$ tail /etc/yum-mono.conf
[mono]
name=Mono
baseurl=http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.0.1/fedora-2-i386/
[EMAIL PROTECTED] gatto]$ sudo yum -c /etc/yum-mono.conf install mono-complete
Gathering header information file(s) from server(s)
Server: Fedora Core 2 - i386 - Base
Hi. Im trying to port an app built with Visual
Studio. Its a Windows service app, but we can modify that or refactor
it if necessary. My problem is that Ive successfully built the app, but
it doesnt run and I cant seem to get any sort of dev env or
debugger running. Ive tried to run
mono supports Linux, Windows, Solaris, FreeBSD, HP-UX and MacOS X.
suresh.
Gautam Karnataki [EMAIL PROTECTED] 8/17/2004 6:25:34
PM
Hi !!!
Heard about Mono from a collegue while designing an architecture for
C#
code to be reused on the unix box.
We are thinking of using mono but we need
Hi,
I am new on this list. I have been interested in using .NET for
numerical problems for some time.
When investigating the lower than expected performance of some code of
mine, I found out that both the Microsoft JIT and the mono JIT do not
inline methods with an explicit struct parameter or
I am wondering how this mailing list is setup. I am used to, on other
mailing lists to just clicking on reply to reply to the list, given that
the reply to address is usually the posting address. If its not too much
of a bother, could this be fixed to include this in the headers.
As far as I can
Wednesday 18 August 2004 11:26, Maynard Kuona wrote:
I am wondering how this mailing list is setup. I am used to, on other
mailing lists to just clicking on reply to reply to the list, given that
the reply to address is usually the posting address. If its not too much
of a bother, could this
On Tue, 2004-08-17 at 18:42, Jochen Wezel wrote:
Hi Gonzalo, again!
I know, I know, today, I'm killing your last nerves. But I'm heavily
testing now my applications since VB.NET is now able to run in ASP.NET
;-)
Do you know what this exception is? I simply removed one DLL (the
Probably it is you MUA configuration issue, my client is setting reply address
correctly. Altough I didn't see any Reply tag in the header.
And what e-mail client You are using? Mozilla Thunderbird uses from
aadress for reply...
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On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 10:26, Maynard Kuona wrote:
I am wondering how this mailing list is setup. I am used to, on other
mailing lists to just clicking on reply to reply to the list, given that
the reply to address is usually the posting address. If its not too much
of a bother, could this be
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 05:26, Maynard Kuona wrote:
I am wondering how this mailing list is setup. I am used to, on other
mailing lists to just clicking on reply to reply to the list, given that
the reply to address is usually the posting address. If its not too much
of a bother, could this be
Hi,
There is no reason why such methods can't be inlined. It
is just that
the neccessary code is not yet implemented, or not tested
enough to be
enabled.
Zoltan
Varga Zoltan wrote:
Hi,
There is no reason why such methods can't be inlined. It
is just that
the neccessary code is not yet implemented, or not tested
enough to be
enabled.
Good to hear that. Is somebody currently working on that? It
Good to hear that. Is somebody currently working on that? It could make
a big difference with graphical applications (System.Drawing.Point and
System.Drawing.PointF) as well as with numerical applications (Complex)
and financial applications (System.Decimal).
I am implementing a 2D game
Sijmen Mulder wrote:
Good to hear that. Is somebody currently working on that? It could make
a big difference with graphical applications (System.Drawing.Point and
System.Drawing.PointF) as well as with numerical applications (Complex)
and financial applications (System.Decimal).
I am
You would not have to do anything. All small methods that do not contain
complex stuff like loops or exception handling would be inlined. Instant
factor 4 speed boost :-)
I have read the article you linked, and it is a nice article,
explaining many things I did not know before. But there is
Sijmen Mulder wrote:
You would not have to do anything. All small methods that do not contain
complex stuff like loops or exception handling would be inlined. Instant
factor 4 speed boost :-)
I have read the article you linked, and it is a nice article,
explaining many things I did not know
go-mono.com and go-mono.org have been persistently down for
the last few days. This wouldn't be a problem except that they
host the only copy I can find of the OS X packages for Mono 1.0.1.
Does anyone know A when they'll be back up and B in the meantime,
where to find the packages I seek? Does
Does anyone know A when they'll be back up and B in the meantime,
where to find the packages I seek? Does someone out here have a mirror?
Go-mono.com works perfectly right for me, here in the Netherlands
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and be gracious
Hello!
Is working now, thanks to jbz
Mauro
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 11:12, Shane Landrum wrote:
go-mono.com and go-mono.org have been persistently down for
the last few days. This wouldn't be a problem except that they
host the only copy I can find of the OS X packages for Mono 1.0.1.
Does
You would not have to do anything. All small methods that do not contain
complex stuff like loops or exception handling would be inlined. Instant
factor 4 speed boost :-)
and, according to that document, If any of the method's formal
arguments are structs, the method will not be inlined.
http://www.go-mono.org gives me a redirect to http://www.mono-project.com
as it should. The link for Mono 1.0.1 for OS X gave me the file. Is it
possible the problem is on your end?
In general, mirroring wouldn't be a bad idea though...
Tom Larsen
On Wed, 18 Aug 2004, Shane Landrum wrote:
Inlining is a function of the compiler. The runtime doesn't
particuarlly care whether the next operator is a call onto a function or
the function inline. The tradeoff is of course the classic speed vs
space. A commonly used function might incur less of a performance hit if
placed in line but
On Tue, 2004-08-17 at 17:50, Matthew Gatto wrote:
Resolving dependencies
..Unable to satisfy dependencies
Package libgdiplus needs cairo = 0.1.23-2, this is not available.
Package libgdiplus needs libcairo.so.1, this is not available.
Package libgdiplus needs libpixman.so.1, this is not
Tom Larsen wrote:
Inlining is a function of the compiler.
Inlining in .NET is a function of the JIT compiler that compiles the IL
to native code. The compiler that compiles source code to IL code does
not do any inlining.
The runtime doesn't
particuarlly care whether the next operator is a
On Wed, Aug 18, 2004 at 09:41:15AM -0700, Tom Larsen ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
http://www.go-mono.org gives me a redirect to http://www.mono-project.com
as it should. The link for Mono 1.0.1 for OS X gave me the file. Is it
possible the problem is on your end?
As I understand, it's been
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 12:12, Shane Landrum wrote:
go-mono.com and go-mono.org have been persistently down for
the last few days. This wouldn't be a problem except that they
host the only copy I can find of the OS X packages for Mono 1.0.1.
Does anyone know A when they'll be back up and B in
I haven't seen them down. Are you getting an error? Try
mono-project.com
Jonathan
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/18/04 2:03 pm
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 12:12, Shane Landrum wrote:
go-mono.com and go-mono.org have been persistently down for
the last few days. This wouldn't be a problem except that
I'm using mono on Fedora Core 2, RPMs from
http://www.go-mono.com/archive/1.0.1/fedora-2-i386/.
I'm unable to install nunut. Someone on irc.gnome.org#mono suggested a
CVS snapshot, so I'm trying to build nant-0.85-20040817.zip
(downloaded from http://nant.sf.net/builds/).
Here is the error I
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 11:54 +0100, Dick Porter wrote:
On Wed, 2004-08-18 at 10:26, Maynard Kuona wrote:
I am wondering how this mailing list is setup. I am used to, on other
mailing lists to just clicking on reply to reply to the list, given that
the reply to address is usually the posting
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