FYI,
Microsoft.VisualBasic 1.1 at 'mono-basic\vbruntime' now runs on Java.
I have added VB.J2EE.build.bat which compiles VB 1.1 (using the define
TARGET_JVM) and then, converts it into jar, using Mainsoft Grasshopper.
Next steps regard Java:
* Port and Run Microsoft.VisualBasic test suites on
Hello Zoltan,
Here is another set of patches for mono on Linux/Alpha.
What is changed:
- Reworked passing of arguments on stack - now it is more close to ABI
(and same as gcc) and safe from stack allocation leaks
- New argument passing schema would allow to start pass valuetypes in
registers
Hi,
/novbruntimeref treats AscW specially as it is compiled as if it were CInt
(no AscW method is called).
Now vbnc has support for this as well and a dedicated test case ensures this
behavior.
Please review and approve the patch.
Kornél
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Kornél,
I have tested and I agree with your patch.
Sorry for the extra iteration.
Please commit,
Rafael
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El dom, 10-09-2006 a las 20:43 -0700, Lucius Meredith escribió:
All,
The attached valid schema causes xsd.exe to fail with the following
stack trace. i'm working to minimize the example, but any help would
be greatly appreciated.
The NUllReferenceException error is a bug in mono that has
El mar, 12-09-2006 a las 05:38 -0700, L.G. Meredith escribió:
Lluis,
Thanks for the response. The schema validates against the W3C schema
schema using Oxygen. i haven't had the chance, yet to validate it
using any other validation tool. Does xsd.exe on mono not support all
valid schema?
Running WinCE or Linux? And for which CPU?
Pocket PCs vary greatly in the chosen CPU, and although Mono currently
has a ARM port (running on Linux), many Pocket PCs use completely
unsupported CPUs.
And many recent Pocket PCs (and Smartphones) come with WinCE.NET, that
sport a diet .NET, what
Hey, next step could be having the same on Windows? Do you imagine it? File
system kernel modules written in C#
ok, let's stop dreaming... :-P
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On Tue, 2006-09-12 at 21:31 +0200, pablosantosluac wrote:
Hey, next step could be having the same on Windows? Do you imagine it? File
system kernel modules written in C#
You're more than welcome to try. :-)
The problem is that FUSE is a kernal module + library pair. To do the
same on
anybody working on an Irix port? I've been trying to compile for awhile
now but, I think I've answered my own question of how long it would take
to get going. Tooo long!
Mathew
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Hi,
The problem is that FUSE is a kernal module + library pair. To do the
same on Windows, you'd need a Windows kernel driver, and you'd need the
Windows kernel driver interface to support the FUSE operations.
This means you'd have to have the Windows DDK, which IIRC costs money
(as
On 9/13/06, Rolf Bjarne Kvinge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As far as I can see you can download it (for free) here:
http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/devtools/ddk/default.mspx
So if you (a) have money, and (b) have lots of time to learn the
intricacies of Win32 device driver development, you're
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