I was looking for over the simd specs and I found out something very
interesting.
PEXTRW (Extract Packed Word) and PINSRW (Packed Insert Word)
These two could be used for the getters and setters for Vector4f (though
one would have to use them in pairs) and the good thing is that they
are plain
Hello,
I'm writing a .NET application that uses Spring.NET and NHibernate, my
development tool is VS 2008 standard (I've also tried MonoDevelop, but
it is a bit far from VS for now).
My final goal is to create an application that runs without (major)
changes on Win/.NET and Linux/Mono, I
Hi,
SuperCiccio wrote:
Sadly, I have to wait for the next Windows/Linux build to go ahead on
step 2. If I had a simple way to build Mono on Windows, the (in)famous
F5, I could go on peacefully.
I don't mind running the code if you need a hand (using Fedora rawhide). My
box is updated
Hi
I am trying to validate XML with an XSD schema, but it seems that the
xsi:nil attributes are ignored. As the element must be a dateTime,
validation fails on an empty element :
XmlSchema error: Invalidly typed data was specified. XML Line 3, Position
31.
I am using Mono 2.2 under CentOS
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 11:40 AM, PFJ pjohns...@uclan.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
SuperCiccio wrote:
Sadly, I have to wait for the next Windows/Linux build to go ahead on
step 2. If I had a simple way to build Mono on Windows, the (in)famous
F5, I could go on peacefully.
I don't mind running the
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 11:40 AM, PFJ pjohns...@uclan.ac.uk wrote:
Hi,
SuperCiccio wrote:
Sadly, I have to wait for the next Windows/Linux build to go ahead on
step 2. If I had a simple way to build Mono on Windows, the (in)famous
F5, I could go on peacefully.
I don't mind running the
Paul,
thanks for your helpfulness.
At present time it is non so simple, for various reasons:
- I need testing almost continuously, in this initial phase;
- there are no deployment/setup procedures so it takes a bit porting the
application on other machines: for me it is very simple to access the
Using then would be pretty sweet, I haven't done myself mainly because my
machine doesn't support sse 4.1 so I can't test such changes.
On Fri, Jan 23, 2009 at 6:32 AM, Jerry Maine crashfou...@gmail.com wrote:
I was looking for over the simd specs and I found out something very
interesting.
You can try to use Mono's VM image which is an tailored-OpenSUSE, upgrading
it to newer mono releases or using it to build and run mono from svn trunk
is far easier than building mono in windows.
It also may help you find real portability issues, like what happens when
the linux user doesn't have
On Fri, 2009-01-23 at 10:34 +0700, Jonathan Anderson wrote:
Hello,
I posted a note on mono-devel a couple months ago about possible work on
libgdiplus to get pango support working well. I've been working on
doing just that for a little while now, and I'm getting close to having
something
How much work is left in the port to amd64? I have only skimmed the code
for the Mono JIT compiler, but if there are some smaller tasks that need
done, I could try to help.
Thanks,
Justin Holewinski
2009/1/22 Jerry Maine crashfou...@gmail.com
Justin, you could help remedy that yourself and
It's not ideal, but you can grab daily precompiled assemblies from here:
http://mono.ximian.com/daily/ , and place them in your Mono's GAC:
C:\Program Files\Mono-2.2\lib\mono\gac. (Or use Mono's gacutil to
register them.)
Jonathan
SuperCiccio wrote:
Hello,
I'm writing a .NET application
Well, basically all of it is left. We didn't start it, but it should be
pretty simple once the register allocator is dealt with.
2009/1/23 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
How much work is left in the port to amd64? I have only skimmed the code
for the Mono JIT compiler, but if there
Justin, I'm planning on working on that. You're welcome to help.
Rodrigo Kumpera wrote:
Well, basically all of it is left. We didn't start it, but it should
be pretty simple once the register allocator is dealt with.
2009/1/23 Justin Holewinski shawmish...@gmail.com
In the current mono svn trunk r124301 the generics-sharing tests are
failing:
351 test(s) passed. 4 test(s) did not pass.
Failed tests:
generics-sharing.2.exe
shared-generic-synchronized.2.exe
generic-array-iface-set.2.exe
generic-stack-traces2.2.exe
This is due to a g_assert in mini-ppc.c
Leszek Ciesielski wrote:
So how's the progress with getting Mono easy to compile on Windows
going? I'm getting stuck on exception that's been already mentioned on
the list (
http://n2.nabble.com/Re:-Mono-devel-list-Digest,-Vol-44,-Issue-48-td1757065.html
) and can't find any solution for
Eberhard Beilharz wrote:
3) the build process hang when building mono/docs, so I looked in the
Makefile of that directory and did a touch on the files it tried to
create (some *.tree and *.zip files). I figured since it's only
documentation it doesn't matter if I have those files or not.
3) the build process hang when building mono/docs, so I looked in the
Makefile of that directory and did a touch on the files it tried to
create (some *.tree and *.zip files). I figured since it's only
documentation it doesn't matter if I have those files or not.
We probably need a
I don't
have all the formatting options supported yet, but then again, it
doesn't look like the current cairo text module does either.
Right. Only the most common formatting options are supported. A few of
them have some limitations as well.
Another thing we had looked at was implementing
On Fri, 2009-01-23 at 13:33 -0600, Jonathan Pobst wrote:
3) the build process hang when building mono/docs, so I looked in the
Makefile of that directory and did a touch on the files it tried to
create (some *.tree and *.zip files). I figured since it's only
documentation it doesn't
Kumpera, have you finished your patch that would make my inlining
patch simpler?
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Kornél Pál wrote:
The other things all could be fixed by a proper build environment.
Is there any up-to-date info on how set up a proper build environment
for building with Cygwin? I found several, but they were contradicting
and didn't work completely...
Thanks,
Eberhard
- Original Message -
From: Rafael Teixeira
To: SuperCiccio
Cc: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 10:43 PM
Subject: Re: [Mono-dev] Ideas for Mono on Windows
You can try to use Mono's VM image which is an tailored-OpenSUSE, upgrading
it to
Another thing we had looked at was implementing Pango in 2.0's
System.Windows.Forms.TextRenderer instead of going through
System.Drawing. (We have an internal version for 1.1, so we don't need
separate code paths.)
It supports a different set of formatting options that may be easier to
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