If you build Mono from trunk on Linux or Darwin on x86, x86-64, PowerPC
or ARM you will now get two binaries at the end of the build process:
mono and mono-sgen.
mono-sgen is a version of the Mono runtime that has been compiled with
support for SGen.
The build times will take a bit longer, but
On 2010-06-23, at 7:02 PM, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
> Hello,
>
>> Attached is a patch which enables sigaltstack for OSX (x86 and amd64).
>
> It seems to alter other operating systems with some of the changes (the
> patch in threads.c)
Correct, this function was incorrect for systems which have:
Hello,
> Attached is a patch which enables sigaltstack for OSX (x86 and amd64).
It seems to alter other operating systems with some of the changes (the
patch in threads.c)
> The configure.in check passes on amd64 and fails on x86 for some reason (the
> signal isn't delivered to the child ?) but
hey guys,
We build Mono in two configurations: shared library and static
library. The shared library is used for embedding Mono into
applications, while the static one gives us a small performance boost.
Although we do build the two profiles for metadata and mini, we do
not do this for
Attached is a patch which enables sigaltstack for OSX (x86 and amd64).
The configure.in check passes on amd64 and fails on x86 for some reason (the
signal isn't delivered to the child ?) but the support appears to work
correctly on both.
Comments?
-g
altstack-osx.diff
Description: Binary dat
Hey Chris,
Could you get these commited yourself?
For this you will need an SVN key, follow the steps here:
www.mono-project.com/SVN
> Hi,
>
> Updated patch attached. I've checked that all tests still pass.
>
> The delegate has been removed, and #if NET_4_0 now surrounds the w
It worked, thanks :)
On Tue, Jun 22, 2010 at 6:59 PM, Rafael Teixeira wrote:
> Have you installed the devel package for sqlite3? Probably it is
> sqlite3.devel ...
> In Linux a package like sqlite3 just install the library not the headers and
> metadata that make you able to compile code that use
Hi,
Updated patch attached. I've checked that all tests still pass.
The delegate has been removed, and #if NET_4_0 now surrounds the whole
of each file.
However, the #defines are not un-defined at the end of each file, as I
don't think this is possible in C#, as all #define and #undef statem
