Hey,
A patch that I promised to send some time ago. The patch would
require that you download my own stripped version of Lucene from
here[1]. That version is just the Lucene you can download from
http://www.dotlucene.net/ but modified to be in a Monodoc.Lucene...
namespace, which let us keep
Hello all,
In the process of tracking down an XSP crash I ran into what I *think*
is a misbehavior in the current implementation of NameValueCollection.
From my reading of the MSDN documentation, if you Add (foo, null) to a
collection, the null value should get stored. The attached simple patch
Jonathan, thanks for the tip on monolite.
I should have read more of the README myself.
I am now facing an assertion problem and was wondering whether anyone came across the following?
** ERROR **: file exceptions-ia64.c: line 581 (mono_arch_handle_exception): assertion failed: (res = 0)
Hello,
using System.Windows.Forms;
class TV : Form {
public static void Main() {
}
}
Compile time went up 0.01s at the most (often less, in multiple runs) for
the above code, when all assemblies were referenced, compared to just
/r:System.Windows.Forms.dll
Hi,
Raja R Harinath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kornél Pál [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
According to my experiences using no ArraySubType has the same result as
ArraySubType = (UnmanagedType)80 on mcs and csc.exe as well.
Could someone tell me please why UnmanagedType_80 is required?
There was
Hey,
A patch that I promised to send some time ago. The patch would
require that you download my own stripped version of Lucene from
here[1]. That version is just the Lucene you can download from
http://www.dotlucene.net/ but modified to be in a Monodoc.Lucene...
namespace, which let us keep
Here is a patch that contains some preprocessor fixes:
- It didn't report expected location (tiny fix).
- When -langversion:ISO-1 is specified, #pragma directive
is always checked, even when it is actually disabled
by #if directive. (Because of this bug,
Hi,
Anyone know where on the Mono website I can find the .spec files for the
packages? I'd like to get some rpms up.
TTFN
Paul
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A lot of football success is in the mind. You must believe you are the
best and then make sure that you are. In my time at Liverpool we always
said we had the best
On Wed, 2005-31-08 at 12:55 +0200, Kornél Pál wrote:
We have a public __ComObject in mscorlib. This is wrong. MS.NET has a
__ComObject but it's internal. If there is some reason to have Mono a
__ComObject as well we should mark it as internal.
IIRC (have a look at the ChangeLog) it wasn't
Hello,
Please review the patch and approve it if it's OK.
First, I would like to do a survey and find what kinds of encodings we
are using on the file system, and standardize those first.
Miguel
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Hello,
Microsoft's csc.exe automatically adds everything contained in a csc.rsp
file as commandline switches whenever csc is called, unless /noconfig is
explicitly specified.
Mono's mcs.exe does not do that, which often causes confusion, especially
for people coming from a Microsoft
I'm trying to get the 8/29 source tarball built on Solaris and it is
core dumping when performing make check. The issue is that
mono_aot_get_method is being called and aot_mutex is 0 (the coredump
is occurring in LeaveCriticalSection.) It looks like that the
default_opt of 0 is causing
On Mon, 2005-08-29 at 13:25 +0300, Eyal Alaluf wrote:
Hi, all.
The attached diff is a patch compiling for
System.Web/HttpApplicationFactory.cs under
the TARGET_J2EE (Grasshoper) configuration.
This is ok to check in.
-gonzalo
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Hello,
Another small patch for Mono.Cairo to write a surface to a png along
with an example to test it with.
Could you provide documentation as well?
Or maybe Hisham can do it ;-)
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I had a bug in my code. I've fixed it and everything works as expected now.
Sorry for the false bug.
- Jon
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To: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com
On Thu, 2005-08-25 at 11:08 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
We have encounted an issue with CSharpCodeCompiller class. Then there is
a termination of thread, that startups compilation (and waits for
ExitCode), it gots ThreadAbortException and goes to finally block. But
the
Hello,
I'm using Mono 1.1.8 happily on Linux and now thought of running my
assemblies on OSX. Though I ran into two problems:
1. My application uses three threads. The main thread initializes the
app and then manages a message queue. A next thread manages incoming
messages over a TCPIP
Hi Jon,
Might be a simple question, but I'll ask anyway. I have a small
program that calls Type.GetType(MyType, MyAssembly). This works fine.
The program references MyAssembly at compile time.
I also reference another assembly (say MyAssembly2) in the
executable. MyAssembly2 doesn't
Hey,
Miguel de Icaza wrote:
Hello,
Another small patch for Mono.Cairo to write a surface to a png along
with an example to test it with.
Could you provide documentation as well?
I added docs to monodoc for this method.
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Guys:
We have in the plans writing a Mono/Gtk Robot along the lines of java.awt.Robot for our internal consumption.
We poked around VJ# but the whole java.awt.Robot class is missing which lead us to develop one for .Net/Win32.
If there is interest we will turn over some of the Mono/Gtk Robot to
Hello,
Another small patch for Mono.Cairo to write a surface to a png along
with an example to test it with.
using System;
using Cairo;
class T
{
static void Main ()
{
Surface s = Surface.CreateForImage (Format.ARGB32, 400, 400);
Graphics g = new Graphics (s);
g.LineWidth = 15;
Hi,
One of the MS debugger devs wrote an interesting blog entry about embedding
IronPython into their managed debugger sample:
http://blogs.msdn.com/jmstall/archive/2005/08/31/Mdbg_Python_ext.aspx
Hi,
Mono has not been ported to AIX. The interpreter might work but it is not
supported at all. So you are way better off using linux.
Zoltan
On 8/31/05, Bernhard Herzog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a newbie question about Mono
Hi,
We had some good movement on this, but the idea seems to have gone dead.
Are we going to have a Gnome style bug splatting day on the 3rd or 10th
Sept?
TTFN
Paul
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best and then make sure that you are. In my time at
Hi,
For every who doesn't know it, Nemerle (http://nemerle.org) is a
object-oriented powerful language that targets the CLR (better the Mono
platform), and also combines some functional constructs. Type inference
(that means that you don't have to write type information every time, as
in C#)
Hi,
I've done some research on .NET Framework versions 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 Beta 2
and all of the Service Packs of them. System.__ComObject is internal in all
of them and I don't think it was public is any beta version after 1.0 was
released. If it was listed in mscorlib.xml it was a bug in the
The default in the GC for windows is to use 256 threads MAX.
We should increase this.
Now, the fact that you have 200+ threads running: is that by design in
your app or is that a bug in itself?
Is there any way I can adjust this value using an environment variable
or an API somewhere?
-JD
Hi,
Raja R Harinath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Raja R Harinath [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Kornél Pál [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
According to my experiences using no ArraySubType has the same result as
ArraySubType = (UnmanagedType)80 on mcs and csc.exe as well.
Could someone tell me please
Hi all,
I'm trying to write a Mono app that starts out running as root but
quickly drops privileges by calling
Mono.Unix.Syscall.setuid (user_id);
Unfortunately this doesn't work because the wapi layer loses its ability
to read the .wapi files and very quickly asserts and kills the
Hi,
The type of aot_mutex is CRITICAL_SECTION, which is a structure, so it
cannot be NULL. Try putting debug statements into mono_aot_get_method and
mono_aot_init to see which one is called first. Also, you can run your program
with -O=-aot to disable the AOT
Bleep! You are right. dbx printed out that it was 0, but apparently
it was confused. I will try turning off aot tomorrow (I was
performing a make check before installing, so I'll try installing
anyway and turning off aot.) Thanks.
On Sep 1, 2005, at 6:37 PM, Zoltan Varga wrote:
Hello,
A small patch to add antialias settings for Mono.Cairo.
Changelog included.
Index: Mono.Cairo/Cairo.cs
===
--- Mono.Cairo/Cairo.cs (revision 49296)
+++ Mono.Cairo/Cairo.cs (working copy)
@@ -506,11 +506,25 @@
Hello,
Here is a patch to p/invoke the win32 dll name so Mono.Cairo
will work on .net. It didn't look like any of the assemblies in mcs are
using the .dll.config's like gtk# so I added it to the mono wide one.
Index: Mono.Cairo/Cairo.cs
Hello,
The MS Aug CTP release removes BindGenericParameters/Arguments methods
from System.Type and MethodInfo. Instead MakeGenericType and
MakeGenericMethod should be used. Mono has the first one implemneted.
The attached patch implemnets the second one.
2005-08-30 Michal Moskal [EMAIL
Hello,
IMHO those people who really care about performance should use
/noconfig (that's exactly the same behavior that csc does as
well as Peter's patch does). It could be also used to build
mscorlib, System and System.Xml dlls.
Or at least we could provide something like /rsp to enable rsp file
Hi Jason,
I have a similar situation, except that Im
planning to address it on Windows using COM interop rather than mixed-mode C++.
I posted to this list last week asking for advice on how to best do something
similar with Mono.
Jonathan Pryor pointed me to the Mono
embedding API
Miguel,
Regarding the developer contact you could reach either me or Sunil Kumar. Regarding the developer support contact you could reach Susan Perrin.
Regarding the repository maintenance and sync we will get back to you ASAP. Hope this is fine.
Thanks RegardsRajkumar Miguel de Icaza
Mario,
my 2 cents follow:
On Thu, 2005-09-01 at 11:17 +0200, Mario Sopena wrote:
Hey,
A patch that I promised to send some time ago. The patch would
require that you download my own stripped version of Lucene from
here[1]. That version is just the Lucene you can download from
Hi,
Kornél Pál [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
According to my experiences using no ArraySubType has the same result as
ArraySubType = (UnmanagedType)80 on mcs and csc.exe as well.
Could someone tell me please why UnmanagedType_80 is required?
There was a bug in ancient versions of mcs wrt.
Hello,
Thanks to Kornél's msg I noticed that I shouldn't reset cached token
on identifier partial. Thus I created fixed patch.
Now I blame SeekableStreamReader on bringing UTF8 related bug
(without proof ;-) so I made a patch to eliminate this class.
Additionally I made tiny modification for
Hello,
IMHO those people who really care about performance should use
/noconfig (that's exactly the same behavior that csc does as
well as Peter's patch does). It could be also used to build
mscorlib, System and System.Xml dlls.
Or at least we could provide something like /rsp to enable
Thanks kangaroo,
No, make a test case and file a bug.
I must say I had trouble creating a test case (since it is a rather big
project). I found out the following though: Under Win32 I used the Mutex
class during thread spawning to ensure thread safety. Under OS X these
Mutex's caused a
Hi,
I've been trying to get mono 1.1.8.3 built on Solaris 9/sparc. It's not
going very well. The first problem encountered is when the build process
attempts to use mcs for the first time. mcs is there, and is a working
.exe, but it appears to be *invoking* it wrong (note the usage line):
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