Since they're threads, I assume they're sharing their memory? The
configuration I'm experimenting with may require as many as 100 XSP
processes running concurrently.
> With mod_mono you can limit the CPU and memory usage of
> the mono process. This is far better then limiting the max thread
> coun
Hi,
> Q1.Is it possible to compile mono from a intel linux machine to a
> powerpc linux machine.
Yes. You need a cross compiler though.
> Q2.Do I only need to copy the mono executable to the powerpc
> machine to run a mono program?
No, you need the lot (well, you may be able to get awa
Hi,
I just recently started trying to use Mono again after not playing with it
for a year or more...
Nice changes...
Ok, small talk done.
My scenario...
Main Dev box: Wndows XP
Secondary Dev Box: SuSe 9.3 (Under construction, almost done, not too
relevent)
I need to write an application t
Hello,
I am trying to compile mono for on an Ubuntu AMD64.
I install libgdiplus-1.1.8 OK, ran the ./configure --prefix=/usr in
mono-1.1.8.3 without problem, but the make fails with :
Creating ../build/deps/basic_mcs.exe.makefrag ...
/bin/sh: ../build/deps/basic_mcs.exe.makefrag: No such file or dir
Q1. Is it possible to compile
mono from a intel linux machine to a powerpc linux machine.
Q2. Do I only need to copy the
mono executable to the powerpc machine to run a mono program?
Just qeustions blogging my
brain!
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I'm trying to cross compile mono for a mips32
architecture from an intel linux box. I seem to have found that when cross
compiling mono it also cross compile gemndesc wich converts the cpu-arch.md file
to cpu-arch.h file. This cannot be correct since genmdesc will be executed
on the intel l
