"I thought Greg's reply would be useful to tell MonoDevelop on Linux
not to even reference the nuget package, but I didn't get that
working."
Mine was for VS / msbuild / xbuild. I don't know about MonoDevelop.
On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 9:01 PM, Jason Curl wrote:
> Thanks all for your ideas.
>
> My
Thanks all for your ideas.
My project (github.com/jcurl/serialportstream) ended up including
Mono.Posix via nuget to allow it to compile on Windows. I found an
option that doesn't copy the assembly to the target path. I thought
Greg's reply would be useful to tell MonoDevelop on Linux not to e
So we have just seen an issue that looks oddly familiar to this in kernel 4.4.5
On Mon, Sep 21, 2015 at 10:03 PM, Greg Young wrote:
> I am surprised to see no one else post on this.
>
> I would think a massive regression that prevents mono from running
> multi-threaded code on a multi-cpu system
Hi all,
I am continuing my quest to understand what is going on with mono on
SMP PowerPC.
I am now looking at the gdb info produced, namely:
[...]
#19 0x10014c08 in mono_jit_runtime_invoke (method=0xf7de0018
<_rtld_global>, obj=0xffdba150, params=0xffdba1c0, exc=0x10014c08
, error=0x1068fe88) at
Hi,
I don't know about 4.2.1, but as far as I can tell, SGen should work
fine with pthreads TLS in master. You just need to make sure that you
either set with_tls=pthread in the relevant section in configure.ac,
or pass --with-tls=pthread to it.
Are you running into any specific issues?
Regards,
