On Thu, 2005-04-28 at 22:28 -0400, PAUL BETTS wrote:
> I'm trying to bind the functions implemented by Gaim and using Zac Bowling's
> guide for Glib based libraries. It appears to be fairly straightforward,
> however I get the following output when I run codegen:
>
> $ gapi2-codegen --outdir=./s
I'm trying to bind the functions implemented by Gaim and using Zac Bowling's
guide for Glib based libraries. It appears to be fairly straightforward,
however I get the following output when I run codegen:
$ gapi2-codegen --outdir=./src `pkg-config --cflags gtk-sharp-2.0` --generate
libgaim.xml
I figured this one out on my own (surprise), and yes, I was wrong.
See the bug if you're really interested, but suffice to say that I should've listened to Dick.
/me slinks back to the car wash
Bill
On 4/27/05, Bill Middleton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello group,
I've been trying to help work
On 4/27/05, Andrew Gleave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have tried it on Debian and it is now working fine. But is stillbroken on OS X. See the bug report
I've now attached a patch to bug 74732 which should fix the problem on OSX, and which passes Unit testing ok.
Try it out and let me know. Not
Hi,
The GetModules problem is now fixed in SVN, but Rail will still not run, since
it uses '\\' for creating directories, which is not portable. The
following patch
fixes that:
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diff -r orig-src/rail/RAIL/MSIL/Type
On Tue, 2005-04-26 at 21:33 -0400, Jonathan S. Chambers wrote:
> Here is a patch for the TypeDescriptor. I implemented one of the
> three overloads for GetEditor (and will probably complete the other
> two with a bit more research). I ran into this with the PropertyGrid
> in SWF, and the patc
I'm currently looking at implementing thread migration
by injecting stack saving and loading code in to
methods in a similar way to the JavaGoX and
PicoThreads systems.
I want to implement the mechanism as a bytecode
translator so it will be able to work with any
language that targets the CLR. I'm
