Peter Dennis Bartok пишет:
Can you give a little more detail. How does it fail? Do you have a
stacktrace or error codes?
nothing else, just page with Internal server error
if I do:
try
{
Bitmap bmp = new Bitmap(1,1);
{
catch( Exception e )
{
...
}
no exception is thrown,
Hi!
We have been receiving lots of reports from developers trying out
X-develop asking why debugging does not work with Mono on Mac OS X or
Windows. I think that the missing debugging capabilities constitute one
of the major hurdles for Mono adoption.
AFAIK the Mono.Debugger library
What is the best way
to do accurate high-resolution timing in Mono on Linux? I'm basically
looking for the equivalent of QueryPerformanceCounter() on Windows... I
looked at System.Environment.TickCount, but ithas a resolution that
"cannot be less than 500 milliseconds", according to the
Here's a link to the Mono docs:
http://www.go-mono.com/docs/index.aspx?link=P%3aSystem.Environment.TickCount
-Jonathan
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according to my experience, the call of Abort() will make a thread throw ThreadAbortException
immediately no matter whether the thread is alertable state or not.
i know Abort() will queue a APC, and i also know that thread must be alertable state before handle APC queue.now i am confused, how
huangyi wrote:
My project need to run and schedule many scripts written by user (and
user can write code like while(true) ;), because the number of scripts
is huge, so i use a single thread running all the scripts.so i need a
function just like Abort() to interrupt the current script (if time
Thanks Alex. DateTime.Ticks does appear to have much better resolution,
however I'm not sure how accurate it is. I'm going to use it for now
though, and assume that it is accurate enough for my purposes. If anyone
can comment on the accuracy of System.DateTime, I would be interested.
-Jonathan
Jonathan Resnick wrote:
What is the best way to do accurate high-resolution timing in Mono on
Linux? I'm basically looking for the equivalent of
QueryPerformanceCounter() on Windows... I looked at
System.Environment.TickCount, but it has a resolution that cannot be
less than 500
On Fri, 2006-02-24 at 11:28 +0200, Slava Petrenko wrote:
Peter Dennis Bartok пишет:
Can you give a little more detail. How does it fail? Do you have a
stacktrace or error codes?
nothing else, just page with Internal server error
if I do:
try
{
Bitmap bmp = new
Hello,
We have been receiving lots of reports from developers trying out
X-develop asking why debugging does not work with Mono on Mac OS X or
Windows. I think that the missing debugging capabilities constitute one
of the major hurdles for Mono adoption.
AFAIK the Mono.Debugger library
On 2/23/06, Paolo Molaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be nice if your build setup would not try to use a scheme
compiler (csc) as an indication that MS .net is installed:-)
Make the check actually compile a file, instead.
Done, thanks :-)
--
Michal Moskal,
it is cocoa-sharp for gnustep
0.Build Step
a.svn cheackout gnustep-base,gnustep-back.gnustep-gui
b.svn cheackout mono,mcs.cocoa-sharp
c ./autogen.sh,configure
d. copy Added files
1.download address
http://my.dreamwiz.com/hys545/program/mono/
2. File list
Added File
It is objc-sharp for gnustep
0.Build Step
a.svn cheackout gnustep-base,gnustep-back.gnustep-gui
b.svn cheackout mono,mcs.objc-sharp
c ./autogen.sh,configure
d. copy Added files and patch
1.download address
http://my.dreamwiz.com/hys545/program/mono/
2. File list
Hello,
I have created an AppDomain to load an Assembly, used Reflection on it
and then Unloaded the AppDomain. Is there any Remoting Issues
associated with Unloading of an Assembly. Iam getting exceptions.
AppDomain newDomain = AppDomain.CreateDomain(NewDoamin);
Assembly myAssembly =
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