Hi,
I would like to share with you a small modification in the mono C# compiler.
Initially the problem was :
i write a simple generic method like this :
public void test_generic_methodA(int B)
using the ms compiler + the VS object viewer, the signature appear
in the format :
Hi,
I want to add a new opcode ( for educational purpose ) and i have some
questions.
Hi,
I resend this email because previously i did a reply on a precedent
email ( by lazyless, to do not look for the mailing list address in my
contacts folder ), and i saw that my ask was lost in another
Hi Tomi,
Nice work.
As i remember, previous version of your scheduler class has a strong
reference to the socket manager class.
What about an application does not using sockets ?
What about another socket implementation ( my case ) ?
This is not a crucial fix, but i think it is better to
Hi,
The perfect thread scheduler is the one that give the same execution
period time for all threads :)
So a first ( incomplete ) idea is coming to me :
If :
* You define a maximum time of execution foreach microthread.
* the scheduler call the microthread run method.
* An OS thread loop
in revision 57284 dated of
2006-02-25 11:28:44 -0500 (Sat, 25 Feb 2006). Since the .jay file got
changed too, you've to update it :)
Hope it helps,
On 4/6/06, Denis
ERCHOFF [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi all,
I am using the mono source mono-1.1.14.
I am working with mcs
Hi all,
I am using the mono source mono-1.1.14.
I am working with mcs and not with gmcs.
I generated the cs-parser.cs file using jay. But when i want to build
the c# compilater, my ide raise an error :
" error CS0117: 'Mono.CSharp.TypeContainer' does not
contain a definition for
Hi,
For educational purpose i'am looking at the c# compilater.
Here is a part of my code :
using System;
/namespace Test
{
public class Test : System.Web.UI.UserControl
{
public int field;
public void TestMethod()
{
Hi all,
I have a problem with the mcs compiler.
I defined a test class with a private default constructor ( see the
following code ). When i create a new object with this class, using the
private constructor, mcs accept it !
Visual Studio raise a compilation error ( and i think that it
Thank you,
As you mentioned, i am not permitted to change the .Net class design ...
I didn't thought about the debugger design ... thank, i will do some
research in this way :).
Jonathan Pryor a écrit :
On Mon, 2006-03-20 at 18:02 +0100, Denis ERCHOFF wrote:
Hi all,
I am controlling
Hi all,
I am controlling some .Net class from C++ application.
I would like to know if from the C++ context i can add a delegate like
to a .Net property.
I want to catch when a property's getter or a property's setter is
called from .Net context.
I need to do some works when a public/private
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