[Mono-list] Mono 0.29 Installer for Mac OS X!
On Dec 4, 2003, at 4:32 PM, Markus W. Weissmann wrote: we're just about creating a Portfile for Darwinports for Mono; as soon as the vm will work (mint & mcs are already working here), I'll put in into our repository; perhaps someone more involved in Mono on OS-X likes to be the port maintainer...? (eventually the fink folks would like a mono package, too?) All, Here is a .pkg installer for Mono 0.29: http://www.morford.org/mono/mono-0.29.pkg.zip A couple things: 1. Built with GCC 3.3 on Panther 10.3.1 with DarwinPorts using glib 2.2.4 and dependents and pkgconfig 0.15. The BSD Subsystem is required, which is installed by default in 10.3. 2. The default install path for the .pkg is /usr/local. You can install the files anywhere you want by choosing to customize the install path. You can also "Show Package Contents" from Finder and go into the Contents folder and grab the .gz of the files. 3. You'll need glib2 and dependents installed, either from DarwinPorts or Fink. The DPorts Portfile for glib2 contains a fairly readable listing of the glib2 dependencies: http://darwinports.opendarwin.org/darwinports/dports/devel/glib2/ Portfile 4. If anyone has hosting space for this installer, perhaps on go-mono.com or opendarwin.org, please let me know. 5. The JIT Engine for PPC is definitely coming along and on that congrats! mint works really well now and I've not encountered any issues yet compiling and running small to medium size assemblies with it. I've not had time to test on Darwin 7 on x86. 6. I've got a PortFile almost working for 0.29 and I had GTK# 0.14 working through X11 for a very very very simple test but I'll definitely need more time to work out a PortFile for that and, with mint, it runs slow. Like Markus I think the PPC JIT should be closer to complete before committing it into DPorts but perhaps as a development port or with an unstable marker. 7. No GC. :( I'd like to be able to figure this out and see if it is even a problem now on 10.3. A good overview of all the new capabilities in OS X v.3, including commands and libs from FreeBSD 5, GCC 3.3, pthread signaling, I/O, aio_* updates, System V poll system calls and more of the many updates, additions and changes can be found at the following: http://www.apple.com/macosx/pdf/Panther_Unix_TB_10082003.pdf http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/unix/ I would like to work out providing a "Mono.framework" for OS X. If anyone is interested in kicking off a Mono OS X hacking subproject to provide goodies like Xcode project templates, a Mono.framework bundle, PKG/DMG installers and Cocoa and other framework interop layer assemblies, send me mail so we can discuss needs, goals, a roadmap and project space and setup a mail list. We would hackers of all types, *NIX, Mac, .NET, etc so we can cover all the technical bases. Have Fun! .dpm Dave Morford [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.morford.org/ ___ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
[Mono-list] Mono 0.29 Installer for Mac OS X!
On Dec 4, 2003, at 4:32 PM, Markus W. Weissmann wrote: we're just about creating a Portfile for Darwinports for Mono; as soon as the vm will work (mint & mcs are already working here), I'll put in into our repository; perhaps someone more involved in Mono on OS-X likes to be the port maintainer...? (eventually the fink folks would like a mono package, too?) All, Here is a .pkg installer for Mono 0.29: http://www.morford.org/mono/mono-0.29.pkg.zip A couple things: 1. Built with GCC 3.3 on Panther 10.3.1 with DarwinPorts using glib 2.2.4 and dependents and pkgconfig 0.15. The BSD Subsystem is required, which is installed by default in 10.3. 2. The default install path for the .pkg is /usr/local. You can install the files anywhere you want by choosing to customize the install path. You can also "Show Package Contents" from Finder and go into the Contents folder and grab the .gz of the files. 3. You'll need glib2 and dependents installed, either from DarwinPorts or Fink. The DPorts Portfile for glib2 contains a fairly readable listing of the glib2 dependencies: http://darwinports.opendarwin.org/darwinports/dports/devel/glib2/ Portfile 4. If anyone has hosting space for this installer, perhaps on go-mono.com or opendarwin.org, please let me know. 5. The JIT Engine for PPC is definitely coming along and on that congrats! mint works really well now and I've not encountered any issues yet compiling and running small to medium size assemblies with it. I've not had time to test on Darwin 7 on x86. 6. I've got a PortFile almost working for 0.29 and I had GTK# 0.14 working through X11 for a very very very simple test but I'll definitely need more time to work out a PortFile for that and, with mint, it runs slow. Like Markus I think the PPC JIT should be closer to complete before committing it into DPorts but perhaps as a development port or with an unstable marker. 7. No GC. :( I'd like to be able to figure this out and see if it is even a problem now on 10.3. A good overview of all the new capabilities in OS X v.3, including commands and libs from FreeBSD 5, GCC 3.3, pthread signaling, I/O, aio_* updates, System V poll system calls and more of the many updates, additions and changes can be found at the following: http://www.apple.com/macosx/pdf/Panther_Unix_TB_10082003.pdf http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/unix/ I would like to work out providing a "Mono.framework" for OS X. If anyone is interested in kicking off a Mono OS X hacking subproject to provide goodies like Xcode project templates, a Mono.framework bundle, PKG/DMG installers and Cocoa and other framework interop layer assemblies, send me mail so we can discuss needs, goals, a roadmap and project space and setup a mail list. We would hackers of all types, *NIX, Mac, .NET, etc so we can cover all the technical bases. Have Fun! .dpm Dave Morford [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.morford.org/ ___ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
Re: [Mono-list] Mono 0.29 Installer for Mac OS X!
Hi, First, concerning the package: It has installed seamlessly on my box, but it seems that some hardcoded path are in the way. 8< alita:~ ch3$ mcs --version /usr/local/bin/mcs: line 2: /opt/local/bin/mint: No such file or directory alita:~ ch3$ mint --version dyld: mint can't open library: /opt/local/lib/libgthread-2.0.0.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2) Trace/BPT trap 8<-- Since it's installed in /usr/local, shouldn't it look for dependencies in the same base directory? Now for the "Mono.Framework" for OSX, I would be glad to give a hand for this project, at least as much as I can. I have experience in .NET/C#, at least on Windows, C/C++ on Unix (mostly Linux but BSD should be ok). My knowledge of Cocoa and other OSX frameworks is null (got a Mac for only 2 weeks) but I'm willing to learn. I can also do web development (asp.net, php, ...) Just tell me. Hugues Lismonde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On 05 Dec 2003, at 04:37, Dave Morford wrote: On Dec 4, 2003, at 4:32 PM, Markus W. Weissmann wrote: we're just about creating a Portfile for Darwinports for Mono; as soon as the vm will work (mint & mcs are already working here), I'll put in into our repository; perhaps someone more involved in Mono on OS-X likes to be the port maintainer...? (eventually the fink folks would like a mono package, too?) All, Here is a .pkg installer for Mono 0.29: http://www.morford.org/mono/mono-0.29.pkg.zip A couple things: 1. Built with GCC 3.3 on Panther 10.3.1 with DarwinPorts using glib 2.2.4 and dependents and pkgconfig 0.15. The BSD Subsystem is required, which is installed by default in 10.3. 2. The default install path for the .pkg is /usr/local. You can install the files anywhere you want by choosing to customize the install path. You can also "Show Package Contents" from Finder and go into the Contents folder and grab the .gz of the files. 3. You'll need glib2 and dependents installed, either from DarwinPorts or Fink. The DPorts Portfile for glib2 contains a fairly readable listing of the glib2 dependencies: http://darwinports.opendarwin.org/darwinports/dports/devel/glib2/ Portfile 4. If anyone has hosting space for this installer, perhaps on go-mono.com or opendarwin.org, please let me know. 5. The JIT Engine for PPC is definitely coming along and on that congrats! mint works really well now and I've not encountered any issues yet compiling and running small to medium size assemblies with it. I've not had time to test on Darwin 7 on x86. 6. I've got a PortFile almost working for 0.29 and I had GTK# 0.14 working through X11 for a very very very simple test but I'll definitely need more time to work out a PortFile for that and, with mint, it runs slow. Like Markus I think the PPC JIT should be closer to complete before committing it into DPorts but perhaps as a development port or with an unstable marker. 7. No GC. :( I'd like to be able to figure this out and see if it is even a problem now on 10.3. A good overview of all the new capabilities in OS X v.3, including commands and libs from FreeBSD 5, GCC 3.3, pthread signaling, I/O, aio_* updates, System V poll system calls and more of the many updates, additions and changes can be found at the following: http://www.apple.com/macosx/pdf/Panther_Unix_TB_10082003.pdf http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/unix/ I would like to work out providing a "Mono.framework" for OS X. If anyone is interested in kicking off a Mono OS X hacking subproject to provide goodies like Xcode project templates, a Mono.framework bundle, PKG/DMG installers and Cocoa and other framework interop layer assemblies, send me mail so we can discuss needs, goals, a roadmap and project space and setup a mail list. We would hackers of all types, *NIX, Mac, .NET, etc so we can cover all the technical bases. Have Fun! .dpm Dave Morford [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.morford.org/ ___ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list PGP.sig Description: This is a digitally signed message part
Re: [Mono-list] Mono 0.29 Installer for Mac OS X!
I would also be interested in such a project, I was considering to start writing carbon bindings for windows forms or something similar. (P/Invoke does work on PPC right?). On Dec 5, 2003, at 2:36 PM, Hugues Lismonde wrote: Hi, First, concerning the package: It has installed seamlessly on my box, but it seems that some hardcoded path are in the way. 8< alita:~ ch3$ mcs --version /usr/local/bin/mcs: line 2: /opt/local/bin/mint: No such file or directory alita:~ ch3$ mint --version dyld: mint can't open library: /opt/local/lib/libgthread-2.0.0.dylib (No such file or directory, errno = 2) Trace/BPT trap 8<-- Since it's installed in /usr/local, shouldn't it look for dependencies in the same base directory? Now for the "Mono.Framework" for OSX, I would be glad to give a hand for this project, at least as much as I can. I have experience in .NET/C#, at least on Windows, C/C++ on Unix (mostly Linux but BSD should be ok). My knowledge of Cocoa and other OSX frameworks is null (got a Mac for only 2 weeks) but I'm willing to learn. I can also do web development (asp.net, php, ...) Just tell me. Hugues Lismonde <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> On 05 Dec 2003, at 04:37, Dave Morford wrote: On Dec 4, 2003, at 4:32 PM, Markus W. Weissmann wrote: we're just about creating a Portfile for Darwinports for Mono; as soon as the vm will work (mint & mcs are already working here), I'll put in into our repository; perhaps someone more involved in Mono on OS-X likes to be the port maintainer...? (eventually the fink folks would like a mono package, too?) All, Here is a .pkg installer for Mono 0.29: http://www.morford.org/mono/mono-0.29.pkg.zip A couple things: 1. Built with GCC 3.3 on Panther 10.3.1 with DarwinPorts using glib 2.2.4 and dependents and pkgconfig 0.15. The BSD Subsystem is required, which is installed by default in 10.3. 2. The default install path for the .pkg is /usr/local. You can install the files anywhere you want by choosing to customize the install path. You can also "Show Package Contents" from Finder and go into the Contents folder and grab the .gz of the files. 3. You'll need glib2 and dependents installed, either from DarwinPorts or Fink. The DPorts Portfile for glib2 contains a fairly readable listing of the glib2 dependencies: http://darwinports.opendarwin.org/darwinports/dports/devel/glib2/ Portfile 4. If anyone has hosting space for this installer, perhaps on go-mono.com or opendarwin.org, please let me know. 5. The JIT Engine for PPC is definitely coming along and on that congrats! mint works really well now and I've not encountered any issues yet compiling and running small to medium size assemblies with it. I've not had time to test on Darwin 7 on x86. 6. I've got a PortFile almost working for 0.29 and I had GTK# 0.14 working through X11 for a very very very simple test but I'll definitely need more time to work out a PortFile for that and, with mint, it runs slow. Like Markus I think the PPC JIT should be closer to complete before committing it into DPorts but perhaps as a development port or with an unstable marker. 7. No GC. :( I'd like to be able to figure this out and see if it is even a problem now on 10.3. A good overview of all the new capabilities in OS X v.3, including commands and libs from FreeBSD 5, GCC 3.3, pthread signaling, I/O, aio_* updates, System V poll system calls and more of the many updates, additions and changes can be found at the following: http://www.apple.com/macosx/pdf/Panther_Unix_TB_10082003.pdf http://www.apple.com/macosx/features/unix/ I would like to work out providing a "Mono.framework" for OS X. If anyone is interested in kicking off a Mono OS X hacking subproject to provide goodies like Xcode project templates, a Mono.framework bundle, PKG/DMG installers and Cocoa and other framework interop layer assemblies, send me mail so we can discuss needs, goals, a roadmap and project space and setup a mail list. We would hackers of all types, *NIX, Mac, .NET, etc so we can cover all the technical bases. Have Fun! .dpm Dave Morford [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.morford.org/ ___ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list Elfred Pagán ___ Mono-list maillist - [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
Re: [Mono-list] Mono 0.29 Installer for Mac OS X!
On Dec 5, 2003, at 10:36 AM, Hugues Lismonde wrote:
Hi,
First, concerning the package:
It has installed seamlessly on my box, but it seems that some
hardcoded path are in the way.
8<
alita:~ ch3$ mcs --version
/usr/local/bin/mcs: line 2: /opt/local/bin/mint: No such file or
directory
alita:~ ch3$ mint --version
dyld: mint can't open library: /opt/local/lib/libgthread-2.0.0.dylib
(No such file or directory, errno = 2)
Trace/BPT trap
8<--
Since it's installed in /usr/local, shouldn't it look for dependencies
in the same base directory?
This is the shell script still pointing to mcs.exe... I'll change and
update the .pkg this evening (PST). For now, edit /usr/local/bin/mcs,
which looks like this:
#!/bin/sh
/opt/local/bin/mint /opt/local/bin/mcs.exe "$@"
and change the paths from /opt/local/bin to /usr/local/bin.
Now for the "Mono.Framework" for OSX, I would be glad to give a hand
for this project, at least as much as I can.
I have experience in .NET/C#, at least on Windows, C/C++ on Unix
(mostly Linux but BSD should be ok).
My knowledge of Cocoa and other OSX frameworks is null (got a Mac for
only 2 weeks) but I'm willing to learn.
I can also do web development (asp.net, php, ...)
Just tell me.
Great. I'll give a chance for others to reply also before we branch off
a discussion and copy the result here for other to follow. I suspect
there are many in the "new" to Mac/ UNIX world from Windows lately.
While it's not brand new to me, it's been a while... since university
basically for me.
Cheers,
Dave
Dave Morford
dave {at] morford [dot} org
http://www.morford.org/
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