Hello,
As in subject, compilation of Cuyahoga (from svn) using NAnt nightly build
(2005-03-08) and mono 1.1.4 (yesterday night's checkout from svn) on an
Opteron 140 machine running Debian/sid triggers the following message:
** ERROR **: file tramp-amd64.c: line 98 (amd64_magic_trampoline):
Hello,
This patch generates code to do a stack walk (Demand for
SecurityPermissionFlag.UnmanagedCode) before calling into p/invoke
method. This code only gets called if the security manager is active
(mono --security).
The [SuppressUnmanagedCodeSecurity] attribute can be used on the
p/invoke
Ben Maurer wrote:
On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 04:41 +0900, Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that TypeBuilder never throws InvalidOperationException when
CreateType() is invoked twice. It is because of this change:
2004-12-06 Ben Maurer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
* TypeBuilder.cs (CreateType):
Hello everyone,
Here's an updated patch to make mono HEAD compilable with VS.NET 2005
(and probably earlier versions too). Please note that most of the
changes are from the previous work of J Lothian. Thanks again!
There is no project/solution files attached as I still have to clean
them from
Our current gc, is conservative and not very aggressive at freeing
resources, you may be creating your objects way too fast...
Can't you reuse the timer? Seems to be a wiser solution reuing objects
as even a good gc may spend precious processing time if it has to
collect zillions of short-lived
Hi Suresh,
A programmer may forget to close a connection before it is collected.
Surely in the server-side there are resouces that should be freed.
That is why SQLConnection DOES have unmanaged resources to free. If
our implementation isn't doing so in the finalizer/dispose it is in
error,
On Fri, 2005-03-11 at 12:56 +0530, Sureshkumar T wrote:
Attached there's a small patch that adds a finalizer to SqlConnection
and moves the 'disposed = true' into the finally in Dispose(bool).
SqlConnection does not have any unmanaged resources. Hence, IMHO, it is
not necessary to have
Hi!
Rogerio, excuse for my intromission :D
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