On 12/03/09 Mark Probst wrote:
> SGen, our new garbage collector, doesn't explicitly store an object's
> size but determines it via the object's vtable and, in the case of
> arrays and strings, via the length field. String.InternalSetLength
> changes that length field, which means that, from SGen'
One such alternative is to be more similar to ArrayLists that have
both a Capacity and a Length attributes, but that is surely overkill
as Strings are immutable after creation, so I think StringBuilder is
the one messing with the immutability of strings and should be
corrected as you propose
Fun,
Currently trying to get Mono packaged for Maemo 5 (and the N900).
Unfortunately I encounter some issues.
I try to build Mono 2.4.2.3 in scratchbox using the host-gcc, but the
build fails on ./genmdesc ./cpu-x86.md cpu-x86.h x86_desc
with a make: *** [cpu-x86.h] Floating point exception (core dumpe
Hi,
The mono build runs executables compiled during the build, like genmdesc,
so I don't
think it will run in scratchbox.
Zoltan
On Fri, Dec 4, 2009 at 8:49 PM, Gerard Braad wrote:
> Currently trying to get Mono packaged for Maemo 5 (and the N900).
> Unfortunately I enco
Gerard,
Not sure that this will help, but I've built Mono for a couple of
different ARM processors using Scratchbox2 without too much pain. Below
I've attached the build steps from one of the more recent ones. You may
not need the CFLAGS="-DARM_FPU_FPA" directive.
-Thad
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