Hello, @Franky: Until now, I have tested the 27 samples applications on Core Duo and Core 2 Duo processors. On both platforms, the application runs as a 32 bits process, with no problems or crashes.
@Everyone: Does the application that crashes uses System.Drawing or System.Windows.Forms ? Regards, Laurent Etiemble. 2009/9/14 Russell Joyce <[email protected]>: > I'm getting the same "thread_get_state failed" error. It usually occurs if > I'm doing something which pauses the application (such as resizing the > windows or using menus) at the same time as an event fires (such as a > Windows.Forms.Timer tick) but sometimes just occurs (seemingly) randomly. > Monobjc events don't seem to cause this problem though when using > objective-c selectors (such as NSTimer fire events), but I may be wrong. > > I'm glad this isn't just a problem with my application and is something more > common, as I was not using Monobjc before Snow Leopard so I've always had > this problem. I've got Leopard installed on a different partition still > though so I can always develop there for now... >
