Mono,
> how do I run mono? the gui to start playing around with it so i can leRN IT/
First, get yourself a decent C# book. Have a look at http://www.accu.org
at the book reviews and decide. Personally, I liked "Programming C#" by
Jesse Liberty (O'Reilly) - a very good book.
Caveat - instead of
Stephen
I think looking at code paths for handling ConditionalAttribute in C#
compiler would be a good starting point.
In addition mcs/mbas (VB.NET compiler) code could also provide some
good starting points.
mbas generates "code on the run" for "late binding" and "conversions"
between the prim
Was this following bug submitted into bugzilla; I just ran into the
same one?:
[snip]
Wed, 20 Oct 2004
I fixed in my copy by changing "SharpAssembly " to
"MonoDevelop.SharpAssembly.Assembly.SharpAssembly " in the afflicted
files. Obviously this shouldn't happen because they're using
MonoDevelop.
Excellent, and remember there's a mailing list for the BSD# project.
You can sign up from the Novell Forge project site which is listed in my
sig. ;)
On Thu, 2005-01-13 at 03:27 -0200, Cesar Mello wrote:
> nice! I have Mono 1.01 running on my FreeBSD 5.3 Portege Pentium 133 /
> 32 MB RAM note. I'
About the root install: I thought of a shared install in this case. It
would be great if the installer asked if you want to install in this
computer for "all users" like several Windows installers do.
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Mello
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 03:14:39 -0200, Cesar Mello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> wow cut
wow cute!!! Worked nice in a clean Mandrakelinux 10.1 Official box.
small detail: when installing as root, could run mono as root only
because of the permissions on the installation directories. But as a
normal user it worked perfectly.
small suggestion: After quitting the installer started fro
On Thu, 2005-01-13 at 02:27 -0200, Cesar Mello wrote:
> Hello Tom,
>
> Just to say I appreciate a lot your work on the FreeBSD port. Now that
> Mono is solid under Linux it would be great to have it robust on BSD
> too.
>
> Best regards,
> Cesar Mello
>
>
Thanks a bunch. :) It's going slow as
Hello Tom,
Just to say I appreciate a lot your work on the FreeBSD port. Now that
Mono is solid under Linux it would be great to have it robust on BSD
too.
Best regards,
Cesar Mello
On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 18:13:48 -0500, Tom McLaughlin
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 2005-01-10 at 15:10 -0500
Rodrigo B. de Oliveira wrote:
It sounds like you are talking about what we call syntactic attributes.
I couldn't tell from the website. Essentially, I am trying to add design
by contract support to the mono C# compiler (as an extension, rather
than a core patch to mcs). The best way to do this
I'm writing some client/server code and love the ease of Remoting. But
I feel that this not only risks my platform compatibility, but even
.NET and Mono release version compatibilty.
At the other end of the spectrum, i can write my client/server code
using TcpListener and TcpClient anddefine my
However, I can't seem to find simple ways to navigate
through the memory representation of the source tree. Can anyone give me
a brief pointer to where I should be looking?
does Mono support CodeDOM?
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Stephen Touset wrote:
I'm looking into the potential of writing code to allow mono to have
extensions. As a first foray into the idea, I'm going to try writing a
module that would look for specific attributes on methods and classes,
and use those to generate code that would go into the marked metho
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Francisco Figueiredo Jr. wrote:
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| Ok, I will do some more tests to check what can be happening. I think
| that the problem is what you said about the encoding of the system.
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I did some tests and could check that when using LANG=en_US.ISO-8859-1
it w
Have you seen boo[1] yet?
It sounds like you are talking about what we call syntactic attributes.
Best wishes,
Rodrigo
[1] http://boo.codehaus.org/
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I'm looking into the potential of writing code to allow mono to have
extensions. As a first foray into the idea, I'm going to try writing a
module that would look for specific attributes on methods and classes,
and use those to generate code that would go into the marked methods and
all methods of
how do I run mono? the gui to start playing around with it so i can leRN IT/
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On Wed, 2005-01-12 at 14:45 +, Colin JN Breame wrote:
> b) any chance of gettting an apt repository?
Debian provides mono as part of their testing and unstable
distributions. As far as I can tell, they're quite close to upstream.
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Hey,
Follow up, the Mono installer has been built using BitRock's Linux
installer, available from:
www.bitrock.com
Miguel.
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Hey,
Thanks to Daniel López from BitRock we now have an installer for Mono
1.0.5 that works on various platforms: RH9, Fedora Core 1/2/3, Suse
Enteprise 9, Novell Linux Desktop, Suse Linux 9.
This is a test package:
http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/tmp/monobundle-1.0.5-installer.bin
On Mon, 2005-01-10 at 15:10 -0500, Ken wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is it possible to get the XSP server working under FreeBSD 5.3-release? So
> far I haven't had any luck and using mod_mono is generating similar errors.
>
> I'm using the latest FreeBSD ports version of mono and the latest XSP version
> f
Try searching for mono-core, I found that in the dag repository, I
noticed that you left out the [dag] header for the dag repo in your
yum.conf file. I don't recall where the gpg key is on the dag server,
if you search the www.fedoraforum.org you should be able to find some
info, or you could disa
Both the dag wieers and nrpms.net yum/apt repositories have everything
you need to build the stable version of mono.
If you haven't added them to your config files, here are the yum.conf entries:
[dag]
name=Dag APT Repository
baseurl=http://dag.freshrpms.net/fedora/$releasever/en/$basearch/dag/
i have downloaded a bunch of rpms for me to install mono. Brfore i do
so, i want to make sure i don't mess anything up. here is a list of
rpms i have.
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cairo-0.2.0-1.ximian.8.1.i386.rpm
cairo-devel-0.2.0-1.ximian.8.1.i386.rpm
gtk-sharp-1.0.4-1.ximian.8.1.i386.rpm
gtksourceview-1.0.1
On the page:
http://www.mono-project.com/downloads/index.html
Its says that there is a YUM repository at:
http://www.mono-project.com/downloads/index.html
However, I've had no luck using this. I get a 404 when trying to
download the repository data (reposdata I think).
A couple of other requests
Hi,
> I've read of people having problems with the 'corlib out of sync'
> errors, and I was wondering how often I should be pulling and building
> from SVN.
I do it daily. Sometimes more often.
> I was planning on writing a script to handle a batched SVN
> pull and build process and I was wond
I've started running a mono build from SVN to hack around with mono
and hopefully be able to contribute bug reports or fix some bugs, but
I've come up with some questions.
I've read of people having problems with the 'corlib out of sync'
errors, and I was wondering how often I should be pulling an
Hi, I was wondering if there's any news about building mono in a
solaris 10 x86 box. I have recently grabbed a copy of the source
through svn and the build is still stopping at cc1: invalid option `t',
same result when i grab the tarball
regards,
Jonel
http://jonel.road14.com
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