Hi Ted,
Did you forget to copy the *.dll.config files that tell mono how to
link against native non-windows libraries?
See http://www.mono-project.com/Interop_with_Native_Libraries for details.
This is the authoritative summary on the subject and I can't think of
a good reason for some people m
Have you seen the Tao framework? I think it's more up to date (and does
more stuff) than SDL.NET; I'm almost positive it also wraps SDL.
Paul Betts
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On Thu, 2005-07-21 at 00:50 -0400, ted leslie wrote:
> I got it working on the really old SDL.NET package that had Make/Build
> su
I got it working on the really old SDL.NET package that had Make/Build support
for Mono,
I needed to put up the SDL-Dev libs too !! arggh!!! :(
But still, i'd love to be able to get a recent (this year) build for SDL.NET
working,
as it looks really different (the new one) then the older one.
A
This version (of SDL.NET) has a script directory that you run to make a project
for sharpdev or monodev
i made for monodev (all though i have never used it, use slick-edit for dev),
the script assumed the exe would run right away, so i needed to add "mono " in
front of it
as i dont have my kern
Oh, and you'll also want to make sure SDL (http://www.libsdl.org) is
installed on your machine.
David
David Mitchell wrote:
Try this:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cs-sdl/SdlDotNet-3.1.2-1.zip?download
Looks like the latest linux version to me.
David
ted leslie wrote:
(After my pream
Try this:
http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/cs-sdl/SdlDotNet-3.1.2-1.zip?download
Looks like the latest linux version to me.
David
ted leslie wrote:
(After my preamble, I am essentially asking .. how does a wrapper to .Net/Mono
work .)
There must not be to many people writting cross pl
