Martin Olsson wrote:
This is the same thing that's given in the FAQ but I dont need this. I cannot possibly rely on this at the end-user, what if their kernel does not have support for it? Should I recompile their kernel in the installation program? Seems insane. Also the problems with Wine.
As I said below, what I would like to use it a pure native Linux stub instead. Would not that be rather easy to create? Anyone tried?
It probably depends on whether you need to keep the file as a valid P.E. file. I'm not sure its possible to create a file thats both a valid P.E and is also recognizable to the linux loader as a native binary. I don't know that much about the linux loader so I could be wrong here.
possible workaround solutions are:
- create shell script launchers for each managed exe
- create stubs yourself in c that host the runtime and load the required managed executable.
Ian
Regards, /m
Fredrik Hedberg wrote:
http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=6795
2nd tip
/Fredrik
On Tue, 2004-05-25 at 15:50, Martin Olsson wrote:
Hi Mono-guys,
I saw in the FAQ that mono apps are called using "mono hello.exe" but in
Windows you can run them directly because the hello.exe program is
essentially just a stub that kicks the interpreter going.
Now, I read in the FAQ that there is a hack which avoids the "mono
hello.exe" problem but do you guys have any plans to implement real
Linux/MacOS/HP-UX stubs? They would be basically the same as the Win dows
.NET .exe files but they would be native to their respective system.
Is anyone working on that?
Regards, /m
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