I installed all of the dependencies built with VC++ in c:\monosvn and
have VC++ 7 from VS .NET 2003 installed. Could someone tell me how to
tell the mono configure script to use VC++ rather than the GCC suite
supplied by cygwin? I have the environment set up so that I can use
VC++ inside of Cygwin
Hi,
Sorry if this is the wrong list, but I was wondering how the
mono-project.com Wiki works. I#m thinking of setting a Mediawiki on my
own, and was wondering (for example) how the front page works. As mono
is an open-source project, maybe the internal workings are also
available?
Regards,
--
Vl
> On 08/10/05 David Srbecky wrote:
>
> As I wrote in my earlier reply, the feature requires a large amount of
> work.
Agreed, but there are two parts of this feature:
- Debugger and jit support
- Compiler support
I guess that debugger and jit support is really difficult, but I only
want some he
On 08/10/05 David Srbecky wrote:
> Anyone please?
I'm not sure what kind of feedback you'd like on this.
> Regarding the Atsushi Eno's comment about legality of using the
> Microsoft's metadata format: I do not think it is a problem since:
> 1) The specification is going to be released soon anyw
On 08/09/05 Carlos Alberto Cortez wrote:
> +static void
> +ves_icall_System_Reflection_AssemblyName_InternalParseKeyToken
> (MonoReflectionAssemblyName *aname, MonoString *key_token)
> +{
> + char *p, *token;
> + int i, j;
> +
> + token = mono_string_to_utf8 (key_token);
> + aname-
> > I'm building
> > code that needs to run under both frameworks and right now I'm
deciding
> > between updating Mono or writing my own SslStream based on
Mono.Security
> > and using #if defs (I'd rather do the former).
>
> Mono.Security.dll already contains SslClientStream and SslServerStream
>
