Hello guys,
Here is the patch for the Mono MIPS/n32 port.
With it I've got such results:
- basic.exe 100%
- basic-calls.exe 100%
- basic-float.exe 93%
WRT basic-long.exe, some additional efforts should be done to get some
significant result.
And I've not tried other regression tests yet.
So I'd
Hey,
On 12/24/08, Bassam Tabbara wrote:
> I'm running Mono 2.0-1 on Linux. The implementation of Lookup extension
> method on IEnumerable does not seem to handle a case insensitive comparer
> correctly.
Could you file a bug and upload a test case?
Thanks,
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Hi,
This simple test case shows that background threads are killed even if
they are executing managed code. The easiest way to kill the threads is
to kill the process itself so I think that this is what MS.NET does but
killing the threads one by one results in the same behavior.
Programs tha
I have found some problems in mono.simd in 2.2 RC3. Vector4f.Shuffle(v,
ShuffleSel.ExpandX) with non zero values in X and I get all zeros as a
result. I checked it out and .Net does not have this problem. So, my
conclusion is has to do something with the jit engine.
that and :
fixed (Matrix4x4 *m
I figgured it out; it is not Vector4f.Shuffle(v, ShuffleSel.ExpandX) by
itself that causes problems. It is
Vector4f.Shuffle(v, ShuffleSel.ExpandX) * v2
That doesn't work in mono 2.2 rc3 and does work on .net 3.5. I'm guessing it
has to do with the jit engine in mono.
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Hi,
I'll try to sort your problem out in time for the 2.2 release.
Thanks for reporting it.
Rodrigo
On Tue, Dec 30, 2008 at 5:56 PM, crashfourit wrote:
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> I figgured it out; it is not Vector4f.Shuffle(v, ShuffleSel.ExpandX) by
> itself that causes problems. It is
>
> Vector4f.Shuffle(v, Shuf
Hi,
The code in verify.c has the IL verifier and it's used by the runtime if run
it with --security=verifiable
(other options work as well).
The code is supported and actively maintained. Error reporting sucks big
time and it's definitely an area
I would love to improve.
On Mon, Dec 29, 2008 at
Actually, Vector4f.Shuffle(v, ShuffleSel.ExpandX) is not the problem but
GetVector4f(out v0, out v1, out v2, out v3)
Sometimes doesn't work. It happens the most when you call this at least one
c# statement between that and where the variables are declared. From what I
can understand the jit engi
I wonder what kind of performance gains if the jit engine part of the
mono.simd was modified to make it more aggressive on inlining code than
normal.
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