On 5/20/2010 2:37 PM, Jonathan Chambers wrote:
I've been looking at a MSBuild based build for the class libs (based upon
Jonathan Pobst's MonkeyBuilder). To actually make the projects usable in
visual studio, they need to be one of a list of well known project types.
While MSBuild can handle
On 4/15/2009 12:33 PM, Martin Baulig wrote:
What do you want to read from the process ? If you're just interested
in the executable, you can also read /proc/PID/exe.
If you just need a timestamp, you may check /proc/PID/exe, which is a
symbolic link to the ELF file, and check its creation
On 4/14/2009 11:47 AM, Martin Baulig wrote:
On Mon, 2009-04-13 at 10:45 -0400, Miguel de Icaza wrote:
* Has anyone actually done something like this and run into non-
obvious
problems? I'm most concerned that there are some gotchas in how Linux
manages memory, though if its just a matter of
On 4/13/2009 9:18 AM, Gladish, Jacob wrote:
Is there a particular piece of memory you're looking for? Environmental
variables, etc., or are you simply trying to read arbitrary bytes from
another processes?
From glibc's perspective it would be arbitrary memory, but there's a
specific piece
On 4/13/2009 1:50 PM, tooty wrote:
so, can anyone tell me what is the wright method of managementclass that
will let me get the network adapter properties?
I don't believe any of the System.Management namespace is currently
implemented, for exactly the reason you specified: WMI is way too
I'm trying to port a utility from Windows that needs to read memory from
a running application. It's using P/Invoke to call ReadProcessMemory,
which obviously isn't going to work on Linux.
Conceptually, I think this should be easy: use
Process.GetProcessByName().Id to get the pid of my target
Casey Marshall wrote:
meaning `valuetype' would never be initialized. It's a little nit-picky,
since I don't think this results in any real bugs, since the value types
here are usually simple (e.g., Rectangle, DateTime), but it easily
could. It almost seems like the buggy gmcs was doing a
Sebi Onofrei wrote:
Now, what I tried looks like this:
*[DllImport (libraryName, EntryPoint = method_name, CharSet
= CharSet.Auto, CallingConvention = CallingConvention.StdCall)]
private static unsafe extern integer EXT_method_name(void*
handle, out string name, out int
StApostol wrote:
I am writing OpenTK, a game development toolkit which makes extensive
use of P/Invoke calls. On the Windows platform, I encountered some
strange behavior regarding the MSG struct.
In winuser.h, MSG is defined like this:
typedef struct tagMSG {
HWND hwnd;
UINT
