Well, no, mcs_dependencies\bin (which I should have named mono_dependencies, obviously) was not in the PATH--the instructions say to put an installed copy of mono in the PATH (which, as it turns out, works just as well).
However you gave me an idea... I investigated the DLL dependencies, and it
You're right, WinRAR screwed up the untarballing! Thanks.By the way, the build instructions say to use ./configure --prefix=/tmp/install and feel free to use any prefix you want. What is the prefix for? It seems to work without one.
However, it still won't build, whether or not I gave a prefix. I
On 9/28/06, David Piepgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
By the way, the build instructions say to use ./configure
--prefix=/tmp/install and feel free to use any prefix you want. What is
the prefix for? It seems to work without one.
The configure script configures all the makefiles and such for
Thanks! Also, what I really want to do is compile mcs/gmcs; these errors occur for something else. Given that I have mono binaries installed (from the Windows installer), can I build mcs/gmcs by itself? I get another error 128 if I run make in /mono-
x.x.x.x/mcs...On 9/28/06, Andreia Gaita
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On 9/28/06, David Piepgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks! Also, what I really want to do is compile mcs/gmcs; these errors
occur for something else. Given that I have mono binaries installed (from
the Windows installer), can I build mcs/gmcs by itself? I get another error
128 if I run make
Hi,
David Piepgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
You're right, WinRAR screwed up the untarballing! Thanks.
By the way, the build instructions say to use ./configure
--prefix=/tmp/install and feel free to use any prefix you want. What is the
prefix for? It seems to work without one.
btw, if you happen to run into *** multiple target patterns. Stop.
errors while makeing, use the make 3.80 instead of the 3.81. It's not
available on cygwin setup, you can get it here
http://cygwin.paracoda.com/release/make/make-3.80-1.tar.bz2 , and just
replace the make.exe with the one in the
David Piepgrass escribió:
and in the case of gmcs, MOST of the source files
are missing!
I think the cause of this is that in SVN there is happening a big merge
to synchronize mcs and gmcs sources. Here[1] you can see that gmcs.sln
has just been updated (perhaps it works now).
Regards,
Inline
On 9/25/06, David Piepgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At this point I feel like my best best is manual compilation, but I am very
puzzled.
- Why can't I find the Jay, the C# port of yacc? The mcs/jay folder only
contains a C program. I think Jay is required to build cs-parser.cs,
On 9/26/06, David Piepgrass [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
- Why doesn't mono-1.1.17.1.tar.gz contain a gmcs directory at all?
Check that you're extracting in cygwin's command line, and not with
winrar or some such program. The tar doesn't come out properly and is
missing many files if you extract it
As a school project, I have decided to add unit checking to C# using annotations in comments. With this feature, you would potentially be able to write code like this...double average(IListdouble list)
{ double total = 0; for (int i = 0; i list.Count; i++) total += list[i]; return total /
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