Hi,
The attached patch removes the following obsolete classes, that have been
replaced (in January 2005) by a single NumberFormatter class:
- System.DecimalFormatter
- System.DoubleFormatter
- System.SingleFormatter
Let me know if it's ok to commit this patch.
Gert
patch.diff
Description:
Hi, Zoltan - That bug is different. There are similarities. Mine is related to communication between different AppDomains. My application is as follows:
1) Domain1 - Loading an assembly - SampleApplication.exe From next statement, the current domain starts.
CurrentDomain -
Using Reflection on
Hi,
Try creating a simple test case and report it at our bug tracking
system, attaching the
test case.
Zoltan
On 2/26/06, vijaya raghava mutharaju [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Zoltan - That bug is different. There are similarities.
On Sun, 2006-02-26 at 14:09 +0100, Gert Driesen wrote:
Hi,
The attached patch removes the following obsolete classes, that have been
replaced (in January 2005) by a single NumberFormatter class:
- System.DecimalFormatter
- System.DoubleFormatter
- System.SingleFormatter
Let me know if
Hi,
System.Threading.Thread:MemoryBarrier () implementation is still missing in ARM architecture.The exception thrown when I start XSP on ARM is due to this problem.Is there a way to circumvent the problem without rebuilding mscorelib?Regards, Stefano
On 2/26/06, León Felipe Palafox Novack [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello:
I'm trying to run my Java applications using the instructions on the Mono
webpage, but I cannot make the java compiler to run, it keeps showing me
that it has'nt the gli.* archives, I'm running it on a windows XP OS.
Hi,
The assembly file should be in the current directory itself. It
cannot be in any other directory. If it is, then it should be either
strong named or put in GAC.
There is another problem. When Iam trying to use Mono.Cecil for
Step - 2 described above, Iam getting an exception
