Me again,
I just remembered that Stephanus already posted this error at VWG forum and
they replied that this issue is konwn and will be fixed for version 6.2
(see, http://support.visualwebgui.com/issue/ViewIssue.aspx?id=2318) . This
probably means that the current unstable version 6.1.2 will beco
Well I have something here, with the stack trace you posted the last time I
disassembled (a few days ago) 'Gizmox.WebGUI.Server' (version 6.0.4, 6.1 and
6.1.2 for FRAMEWORK 2.0) and looked what the method (is a property actually)
was all about and all I could see it's a simple property which retur
On Sat, 2008-08-09 at 18:38 -0700, Roman S.V. wrote:
> Is this possible to unite Mono Rocks and Standard Extensions Library? May be,
> my project can be included in Rocks as it part.
I would not be opposed to such a unification, but be warned that such a
unification might not be trivial. For exam
Is this possible to unite Mono Rocks and Standard Extensions Library? May be,
my project can be included in Rocks as it part.
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On Sat, 2008-08-09 at 17:15 +0200, Robert Jordan wrote:
> Roman S.V. wrote:
> > Hi!
> > What about extending a BCL (Base Class Library) functionality inside mono?
> > If course, these extensions are mon-specific. I want to suggest my open
> > source project named as "Standard Extension Library"
>
Hi,
The attached patch provides some trivial fixes for XmlDsig transforms in
System.Security, and adds/improves unit tests.
Let me know if this is ok to commit.
Gert
Index: Test/System.Security.Cryptography.Xml/XmlDsigXsltTransformTest.cs
Paint.Net contains large amounts of Windows platform specific code, so it
will likely never run on mono cross-platform.
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> Gesendet: Freitag, 8. August 2008 12:46
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As far as I can see, the method just jumps a lot before doing something
useful, and then it just loads an static field. I can't find a place
where things can go wrong, maybe some static constructor is called
before getting the value of the static field.
I hope it helps
El sáb, 09-08-2008 a las 02
Michael Jerris wrote:
> Embedding festival is problematic because of thread safety issues in
> the engine. There is a project called flite that should work.
>
yeap, I was reading some post about that, so is not just make a wrapper
function to the festival C API functions, I was reading about fli
Sorry for the short answer.
You should check if the mscorlib you're using is valid. Using the one from a
x86 setup should work just fine.
You might be hitting a bug as well, so if you don't mind, please attach your
application and I'll test it on my setup.
On Sat, Aug 9, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Rodrigo
Your mscorlib or monorunapp.exe seens to be corrupted.
On Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 8:35 PM, Jolting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I cross compiled mono and when I ran it I got the following error.
>
> ** (../monorunapp.exe:582): CRITICAL **: mono_metadata_string_heap:
> assertion `index < meta->heap
I did some further testing and tried to see if my 64bit issue will go away
on a another platform and another version of Mono. I think I must mention
that this work with Microsoft .Net 2.0
I'm now trying to find where the problem lies - Mono or WebGUI
So I tried Opensuse 10.2 (32 bit x86) - Mon
I cross compiled mono and when I ran it I got the following error.
** (../monorunapp.exe:582): CRITICAL **: mono_metadata_string_heap:
assertion `index < meta->heap_strings.size' failed
The file /opt/mono/lib/mscorlib.dll is an invalid CIL image
Not sure whats going on, but I could use some help
Hey Rodrigo,
You're right, I'll revert the changes to Ipc/* as I did indeed replaces lots
of spaces with tabs there.
Apart from these classes, the changes should be easy to review.
I did not change any line endings. I only added eol-style properties to
files that had already LF endings.
Hi Gert,
This path is so huge that I cannot read it. It contains too many different
changes. Formatting, parameter names, new functionality,
line ending changes and possibly more that I cannot find.
I'm not against your patches, it's the very opposite, I'm glad to see you
contributing. But, on th
Hey Roman,
Roman S.V. wrote:
> Hi!
> What about extending a BCL (Base Class Library) functionality inside mono?
> If course, these extensions are mon-specific. I want to suggest my open
> source project named as "Standard Extension Library"
> (www.codeplex.com/stdextlib), which provides useful B
Hi!
What about extending a BCL (Base Class Library) functionality inside mono?
If course, these extensions are mon-specific. I want to suggest my open
source project named as "Standard Extension Library"
(www.codeplex.com/stdextlib), which provides useful BCL extensions. I think
that this projec
Hey guys,
Given the typo I found in new the linear-ir code, I decided to take a look
at all defines we have in the JIT so we can sanitize usage and document
then.
It turns out that we have more typos on our tree and a huge amount of
defines in the wild. It's hard for me to grasp
the meaning of th
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