Hi,
> I get this error message box in Mono under Windows running some of the
> more interesting tests that I have. At the time it shows up there are
> 200 and some odd threads in mono.exe (which, I found this pretty funny,
> is less than an iexplore.exe process I have). Basically all of the
> th
I get this error message box in Mono under Windows running some of the
more interesting tests that I have. At the time it shows up there are
200 and some odd threads in mono.exe (which, I found this pretty funny,
is less than an iexplore.exe process I have). Basically all of the
threads are in Sl
Hello,
I attached revised one based on your suggestions ...
I think /codepage:restore should be named /codepage:default and
/codepage:utf8 should be /codepage:utf-8. csc.exe does not support named
code pages but this may cause incompatiblity with older mcs version.
... while I left them as is
My favorite part of this targets file is that it lets you build projects
targeted at Mono class libraries (even mscorlib) and run them under the
MS runtime through the VS.NET IDE. This gives you some debugging
capabilities of your projects in Windows. However, as far as I know you
still need to bui
Hello,
Attached is a file that we use for our cross platform development. It
allows us to build a Linux or Mono release from Visual Studio .NET 2005
that targets the Mono class libraries including mscorlib in the same
solution as our .NET 1.1 and .NET 2.0 targets. For those of you who are
dev
Hey,
I didn't take the choice of using the internal call (unamnaged code)
since I thought it was not optimal (Paolo's told me that was not true).
About the other point, I hadn't thought about it (using the same
function to provide the same behavior for all the possible uses).
So I will be using t
I support your latest patch. It does the same as csc.exe except UTF-8
detection using parsing the entire file. Using BOM regardless of /codepage
argument is a good decission and csc.exe does this as well.
I think /codepage:restore should be named /codepage:default and
/codepage:utf8 should be /co
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 17:13 +0100, Paul wrote:
> By the looks of it though, the problem is not in gtk-sharp, but mcs.
> I'll put into bugzilla anyway.
That exception is occurring during the code generation target, so I
seriously doubt it's mcs.
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Mike Kestner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Hi,
> > Is this a mcs problem and if it is, has it been reported yet?
>
> You may be the first person to attempt compiling it. I haven't because
> I haven't taken the time to get a Gtk+ 2.8 installation up.
Install FC rawhide and yay, thou shalt have a gtk2 2.8 box happy and jolly.
By the lo
On Tue, 2005-08-23 at 15:53 +0100, Paul wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to compile gtk-sharp with the -for-the-insane bootstrap. It
> will compile so far and then gives the following
> Is this a mcs problem and if it is, has it been reported yet?
You may be the first person to attempt compiling it.
I was wondering if there was any synchronization between
Novell.Directory.Ldap on Novell forge and Mono. I have noticed that the
trees are currently fairly different. I'm trying to make a decision on
which to patch, but I don't really know. I am leaning toward patching
the one on Novell forge since
Hi,
I still personally don't like such almost-extraneous solution.
I actually made similar fix when I was trying to fix bug #75679
( http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_bug.cgi?id=75679 ) but the code
ran pretty slower than as it is now.
So, the matters to solve are:
1) Should we read entir
The issue is that the install-sh paths are wrong in some of the
generated make file (they are ./install-sh and when solaris version of
gmake gets there the working directory is at that location, so the file
is not found.) I do not know how this even works under Linux (anyone
try performing make in
Hi,
I'm trying to compile gtk-sharp with the -for-the-insane bootstrap. It
will compile so far and then gives the following
Unhandled Exception: System.Exception: Gtk.FileChooserConfirmation
in <0x00123> GtkSharp.Generation.Signal:get_ReturnGType ()
in <0x00268> GtkSharp.Generation.Signal:GenVir
Hi all,
I've downloaded and installed the latest daily test tarball. When
navigating on my web application, my XSP server dies screaming this :
36 4 139 69 20 137 68 36 8 139 199 139 64 20 255 208
** ERROR **: file tramp-x86.c: line 155
(mono_arch_patch_delegate_trampoline): should not be re
Hi all,
I'm using the GridView control to display some data. When i set the
RowStyle->CssClass and AlternatingRowStyle->CssClass property, a problem
occurs in the generated code.
The lines contains two class tags with the value specified in the 2
properties.
For example :
AutoGenerateColumns=
Feelite et at,
Thanks for the help with my problem. Looks like I have a bit more
learning to do...
Should I file a bug report indicating that a StackOverflowException
should be thrown in this situation?
Thanks for your time,
David Carr
feelite qiu wrote:
> hi David
>
> the code snippet
>
>
El dt 23 de 08 del 2005 a les 08:33 -0500, en/na David Carr va escriure:
> Feelite et at,
>
> Thanks for the help with my problem. Looks like I have a bit more
> learning to do...
> Should I file a bug report indicating that a StackOverflowException
> should be thrown in this situation?
Please d
On 08/22/05 Carlos Alberto Cortez wrote:
> We have mono_assembly_name_parse, which receives a MonoString* and a
> MonoAssemblyName*. The problem I find is that every time a
> System.Reflection.AssemblyName were created using the described ctor, we
> should also create a MonoAssemblyName (not needed
Yes. Infinite recursion allways has to cause stack overflow thus
StackOverflowException should be thrown.
Please include the code that causes stack overflow without a
StackOverflowException as well.
Kornél
- Original Message -
From: "David Carr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Tuesday, A
On 8/23/05, Marek Safar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You can, but the mono runtime should throw StackOverflowException in
> this case which is a bug.
I've never seen mono throwing this exception (I run into it quite
often, for example when some datastructure in the compiler is cyclic).
I always g
On Monday 22 August 2005 17:52, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > I've discovered that many of my problems with building and running Mono
> > were related to having the SuSE bleeding edge bits for Gnome installed.
> > After the lattest rpms were uploaded to the ftp server (and installed
> > he
There is no other solution to detect UTF-8 without BOM so csc.exe has to do
the same.:) But this test could be done only on the first n bytes of a
stream then it could be assumed that the rest of the stream has the same
encoding.
Kornél
- Original Message -
From: "Atsushi Eno" <[EMAIL PR
I don't think this is acceptable because of its significant
performance loss (reading the entire stream)...
Atsushi Eno
Kornél Pál wrote:
Hi,
Character set detection.
This code uses a UTF8Encoding with throwOnInvalidBytes. StreamReader
detects
BOM (UTF-8, Unicode, Unicode (Big-Endian)). UTF
Hi,
Character set detection.
This code uses a UTF8Encoding with throwOnInvalidBytes. StreamReader detects
BOM (UTF-8, Unicode, Unicode (Big-Endian)). UTF-8 is easy to validate as it
has strict rules regarding the byte
representation of character. So it's safe to assume that a text is UTF-8 if
it
Hi Nit,
> I am running make install after a successful compile, but the problem
> is it keeps failing, and saying install-sh not found.
install-sh should be in the root of the directory of each module (i.e.
root of mono, root of gtk-sharp etc).
A small favour. As you know, I have a page which d
Oh, actually I have.
I even have a case that does not work with mcs but works with csc -
i.e. the case that csc detects utf-8 regardless of BOM.
I forgot one thing - with regard to that remaining problem, we need
to fix WinForms build (because KeyboardLayout.cs seems to have
raw non-ASCII chara
The code that David created is called recursion as property accessors are
methods. Furthermore you cannot have a field and a property with the same
name so you have to declare a filed with a different name if you want to
store property value.
Recursion is coding technique that has a lot of usages
Hello,
On 8/23/05, David Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm getting an unexpected segfault running the code below: Forgive me
if its a silly mistake on my part.
Thanks for any help,
David Carr
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Prog/c#/gcross $ mono Crash.exe
Segmentation fault
Listing for Crash.c
> On 8/23/05, David Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I'm getting an unexpected segfault running the code below: Forgive me
> > if its a silly mistake on my part.
> >
> > Thanks for any help,
> > David Carr
> >
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] ~/Prog/c#/gcross $ mono Crash.exe
> > Segmentation fault
> >
Hello Eno,
Could you write some tests to cover this functionality. I mean e.g.
simple test file with UTF header.
Thanks,
Marek
Hi again,
Agreed. In fact, I was also fixing bug #75065, maybe duplicate.
I have a fix for UTF8Encoding, but it uncovered another mcs bug
which does not handle fil
hi David
the code snippet
int var
{
get { return var; }
set { var = value; }
}
creates an infinite loop as properties are internally implemented as methods. So when you instantiate the object,
Crash c = new Crash(10);
This chain of action is what I understand
new Cras
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