Hi,
I recently asked a question about parallel port acces in mono, and it
was suggested that I "glue" some C code into my apps. This is what I
originally though that I might have to do but there is one problem.
How do I use C code within my C# apps? Do i have to call an external
progam or can i
Hello,
I recently asked a question about parallel port acces in mono, and it
was suggested that I "glue" some C code into my apps. This is what I
originally though that I might have to do but there is one problem.
How do I use C code within my C# apps? Do i have to call an external
progam or can i
Hi,
Paul escribió:
Hi,
A while back, someone on here pointed me at a cracking piece on the
O'Reilly network which very clearly detailed how to build Mono under
Win32 (yes, I know there is someone on the mono website about building).
I've just spent the last 10 minutes fruitlessly looking for i
Hey,
Ignore my previous message; They were only the pragmas that had
the problem, and they are not much of an issue.
> Hello Miguel,
>
> Sorry, I missed several changes where I removed warning suppressions
> from the global scope. Those fail compilation on csc 1.1 even if inside
> the #ifde
Hi,
A while back, someone on here pointed me at a cracking piece on the
O'Reilly network which very clearly detailed how to build Mono under
Win32 (yes, I know there is someone on the mono website about building).
I've just spent the last 10 minutes fruitlessly looking for it. Does
anyone have th
Hello Miguel,
Sorry, I missed several changes where I removed warning suppressions
from the global scope. Those fail compilation on csc 1.1 even if inside
the #ifdef NET_2_0 blocks.
Please let me know if this is not appropriate, so I'll put them back and
think about an alternative solution.
Rega
Hi,
> I got mono with all libs from darwinports. After fixing the dllmap
> in /opt/local/etc/mono/config I got it to run, but it crashes
> somewhere in memory management :(. I append a fairly detailed
> Crashreport from the osX CrashReporter below.
Which version of mono are you using?
TTFN
Hi Ben.
You wrote
> A much better test
> would be to copy to proposed impl into the test suite (you'd
> first have to make sure manually that it gives the exact same
> result for any given char as msft). Then make the test check
> that the result is the same as the copied impl. This would be
