On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 19:26 +0100, Trygve Falch wrote:
> I have checked the environment variables for mod_mono, I have checked
> that the dll-map in /etc/mono/config is correct without any success.
Ok, I'm replying to my self now. I'm sorry, but after some 'try' and
'catch'-magic around the dbcon
Hi!
I have been fighting with mod_mono and a simple WebService that uses
System.Data.OracleClient. I just get an error-message from mod_mono that
says:
The remote server returned an error (500) Internal Server Error
oci
I have a similar program which I run from the command line w
Francis Brosnan Blázquez wrote:
Using Cygwin allows you to compile against cygwin1.dll library or using
mingw interface (-mno-cygiwin) to compile against msvcrt.dll. But, you
can not mix dlls compiled from different method. Check out the cygwin
fac.
Oh right, that might explain it. If mono was bui
see CodeDOM in the MSDN/.NET documentation, might give you some ideas
e.g. have in C# special comments embedded with your HSPL language or
something like that (in C++ its maybe easier since the preprocessor allow
you to do that without using comments, but some HSPL(hsplCommandString)
macro). The
Of course, If you want to get really nuts :P,
you should probably be able to create a compiler that has plugins from
different languages and do something like this
namespace {
language C-Sharp {
}
language VisualBasic {
}
}
I mean... but then you would be really creating a
Would be good to note, on Windows, that your C code expecting a
__cdecl or __stdcall function pointer can make all the difference.
Gave me a nice 2 day long headache with debugging :)
On Thu, 16 Dec 2004 21:04:15 -0500, Jonathan Pryor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just for "fun", I'll write the e
Thanks Johnathan, That couldn't have been explained better :)
And your article is very good, there should be a lot that will apply to
what I'm doing, so I've skimmed it for now, and bookmarked it for later.
I'll try what you showed me after work today, and with any luck you may
see an ewl-sharp al
Hi,
Thanks for your suggestions.
I had actually used wsclen() in the sample code. I was
trying with strlen( and passing the string as
Charset.Auto) as well as wcslen( and passing the
string as Charset.Unicode). So, it was a copy-paste
problem. Sorry about that.
Thanks again,
Regards
Kala B.
--
Daniel Morgan wrote:
What kind of bugs are you getting?
Please create small re-createable test cases attached to a bug in Bugzilla.
This is the only way these bugs will get fixed.
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/
Just saying it's a "little big buggy" does not solve anything.
Please use the latest SVN
Corrections...
On Thu, 2004-12-16 at 21:22 -0500, Jonathan Pryor wrote:
> > Contents of testlib.c
> > -
> > #include
> > #include
> >
> > typedef struct _id
> > {
> > int len;
> > wchar_t name[256];
>
> Change "name" to the following and things work better:
>
>
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