Which libraries commonly employed with C# are ISO standards? I have
tried reading the ECMA standards docs, but they are ponderous and
unclear. I want a simple list of all the namespaces that are ISO
standard, as distinct from Microsoft proprietary libraries. I am
particularly concerned about Sys
Hey guys,
We are going to have a meeting of all the Novell Mono developers on
the first week of March in Boston. This is the first time the team will
be together physically, and we will use this week to discuss Mono
release issues: pending areas of work, ways of working with each other,
and so
Hello,
> > It is hard to tell from the stack trace that you provided, and that
> > version of the compiler is fairly old, we have fixed roughly a hundred
> > bugs since that release.
> >
> > It would be useful if you could try with a new compiler, or isolate a
> > sample test case.
>
> The 20040
I've been running back and forth trying to call OpenGroupware's xmlrpcd
from mono, and then I found this message from The Man Helge himself -
http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2003-November/016697.html
- and I'm curious if anyone has been able to get this to work? Or is
there still
A couple questions just so I am clear on a couple points of note:
1) mono ( the runtime ) is the only part that needs to be compiled with a C
compiler, correct? Or are there some parts that I'm missing that also need
to be compiled via C?
2) In initially thinking about it, my first urge would b
I had been thinking along the same lines. Unfortunately, my skills with
makefiles is not real great, but will certainly look into the possibility.
Being a windows programmer, and not much of a linux one, means I havn't
delved much into linux makefiles and such :) But I will certainly see what
I
It's really sad, I know this, but I think the Benadryl (cold medicine)
effect caught up with me. It's rebuilding now, I should have more on
the actual test suite later.
Thanks,
Andy
On Jan 28, 2004, at 6:24 AM, Paolo Molaro wrote:
ACLOCAL_FLAGS="-I /opt/local/share/aclocal/"
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Miguel de Icaza wrote:
It is hard to tell from the stack trace that you provided, and that
version of the compiler is fairly old, we have fixed roughly a hundred
bugs since that release.
It would be useful if you could try with a new compiler, or isolate a
sample test case.
The 20040111 snapshot ha
On 01/28/04 Rohit Sharma (Mahindra British Telecom) wrote:
> There is no definition of tm_gmtoff in SFU's time.h... to give a shot
> porting you can comment out the code tm.tm_gmtoff=1 from the configure
> file.
>
> checking for tm_gmtoff in struct tm... yes ---> may break the
> dependency though
FYI:
>From changelog:
* icall.c
(ves_icall_System_CurrentTimeZone_GetTimeZoneData): Fixed for
systems that use 'timezone' rather than tm.tm_gmtoff. Also, not
all systems have tm.tm_zone, so use strftime() with %Z to print
the timezone abreviation into a temp string.
thanks
rohit
There is no definition of tm_gmtoff in SFU's time.h... to give a shot
porting you can comment out the code tm.tm_gmtoff=1 from the configure
file.
checking for tm_gmtoff in struct tm... yes ---> may break the
dependency though later some time.
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On 01/24/04 Dave Rivera wrote:
> I've seen a couple different people give suggestions like "Have you tried
> SFU?" to various questions and problems regarding compiling mono under
> windows. Being that I actually like SFU over cygwin ( please, nobody hit
> me, its just a personal preference, reall
On 01/27/04 Andy Satori wrote:
> With the current AnonCVS snapshot on 10.3.2
>
> autogen.sh still fails out of the gate, and must be worked around:
>
> checking for pkg-config... /opt/local/bin/pkg-config
> ./configure: line 20045: syntax error near unexpected token
> `BASE_DEPENDENCIES,'
> ./co
On 01/27/04 Patrick Hartling wrote:
> > Are you really using multiple domains in your app?
>
> My understand of application domains is still very limited, so I am not
> sure I can answer this question definitively. If threads spawned by
> native code each need their own domain, then yes, I am usi
On 01/28/04 Simon Dawson wrote:
> Heh, yeah, didn't exactly impress those of us still on dialup (think > 10 minutes
> just to download that one email) :)
>
> Rathna, gif/png/jpg's for attachments. -Always-.
It was partially my fault, since I approved the post without checking
the size (well, a
On 01/28/04 Kevin Jones wrote:
> Core 1 with ICU support. After this I built NAnt, and I'm now trying to
> use NAnt. My NAnt.exe is in ~/dev/nant/bin and if I do mono
> ~/dev/nant/bin/NAnt/exe NAnt runs fine. However I want to run NAnt
> without using the fully qualified name if possible. To do thi
> export MONO_PATH=~/dev/nant/bin/
> mono NAnt.exe
>
> This doesn't work. I was very sure that when I tried this initially it
> did work, but after logging off and back onto Linux it's stopped
> working.
I usually create a wrapper script "nant" instead and place it somewhere in
the PATH:
-
#!
Heh, yeah, didn't exactly impress those of us still on dialup (think > 10 minutes just
to download that one email) :)
Rathna, gif/png/jpg's for attachments. -Always-.
Si
At 11:09 28/01/2004, you wrote:
>You attached a bitmap of almost 2 MB in size!!!
>I leave it up to you to interpret the thr
Bear with me as I'm guessing this has been answered a thousand times, I
just want to check my understanding and hope I'm asking in the right
place!
After a little to-ing and fro-ing I managed to build Mono 0.29 on Fedora
Core 1 with ICU support. After this I built NAnt, and I'm now trying to
use N
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