Hi,
I attached a simple GDI+ apps that works well on .NET, but failed with
mono, both on Windows and Linux (with mono 1.1.13) with this error :
Mono System.Windows.Forms Assembly [Revision: 54007; built: 2005/12/6
14:35:24]
Keyboard: French keyboard layout
Gtk not found (missing LD_LIBRARY_PATH
On 02/16/06 Jim Purbrick wrote:
OK, I've uploaded a first batch of ~230
verifier tests based on ECMA-335 III here:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/james.purbrick/VerifierTests.tar
Thanks ! This is a good start.
I looked a a few of them and they look fine.
I'd appreciate it if you could take a
Hi,
You can put it into mono_arch_emit_exceptions ().
Zoltan
On 2/16/06, Sergey Tikhonov [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I made some progress, but still need help. :)
Working with ICONSTs on Alpha is real pain. I
On Thu, 2006-02-16 at 20:51 -0500, Chris Toshok wrote:
This patch looks okay, except for the switch from 'df != ' to
'df.Length != 0'. I'd prefer the former (and in general I'd rather
adapt whatever my thoughts are on the matter to what the original author
wrote.)
`df != ' may make more
yeah, I figured it was more efficient (for ms at least - do we inline
the getter?).. my argument was more a consistency thing - there are
other != usages in that file. Change them all or change none,
basically :)
actually running FxCop or something over the current System.Web might
not be a
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It depends a lot on what you want to do, but why not just use C#?
Thanks for the tip Matt, that looks pretty simple to do. Unfortunately,
I wanted to
use a scripting language specifically to make life easier for the users
(developer users) entering code to call
I think my original message may have gotten lost in all the other talk on the
list.
The attached patch makes StreamReader.ReadLine() behave like the MS.Net 1.1
implementation( not sure if 2.0 is the same, but I suspect it is ). See message
below for a description of the incompatibility.
Please
I've downloaded the Mono 1.1.13.2 tar ball and the README says that
there is a mono/jit directory, but there doesn't seem to be one.
I'm interested in the JIT compiler code - where is it now? And should
the README file be updated?
Chris Seaton
On 02/17/06 Chris Seaton wrote:
I've downloaded the Mono 1.1.13.2 tar ball and the README says that
there is a mono/jit directory, but there doesn't seem to be one.
I'm interested in the JIT compiler code - where is it now? And should
the README file be updated?
The jit sources are in
Hi Paolo/All,
--- Paolo Molaro [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'd like this to be done a bit differently. Take the
existing tests you made and change (for example for
the 3.1 ones) add with BINARY_NUM_OP. Then a
little
script will copy and replace and create tests for
each of a list of opcodes.
I was wondering what the status of mono on the Intel macs?
We have a product that runs on the macs via mono, but havent had
much success with getting mono to run on the intel macs. Anyone have any idea?
Thanks!
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On 02/17/06 Paolo Molaro wrote:
We'll take a look at the ilasm failures (it is also important that ilasm
doesn't leave behind 0-length files when it fails).
Ankit is looking at this.
I will probably add a mono option like
--debug-expect-exception=System.InvalidProgramException
so we can
On 02/16/06 Edward C. Eisenbrey wrote:
You're right, that seems to work just as well. The updated patch file
is attached.
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From: Eyal Alaluf [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 4:29 AM
To: Edward C. Eisenbrey
Cc: mono-devel-list@lists.ximian.com
Subject: Re:
Hello,
I noticed that String operator != just reuses == i.e. a != b
returns ! (a == b). It could be more effective if operator!=
has actual implementation code. Also, string.Equals() currently
calls operator!= which performs extraneous null check (maybe
static invocation was faster?).
As
Hi,
I installed Mono and Cecil.
Tried to compile a sample application using Mono.Cecil. But the mcs
compiler is giving error messages that it cannot find Mono.Cecil.
I installed Mono.Cecil.dll
into the GAC successfully. Generated a key and recompiled
Mono.Cecil.dll.sources with the
Hey,
I installed Mono and Cecil. Tried to compile a sample application
using Mono.Cecil. But the mcs compiler is giving error messages that it
cannot find Mono.Cecil.
I installed Mono.Cecil.dll into the GAC successfully. Generated a
key and recompiled Mono.Cecil.dll.sources
Hello,
I would like to add something that could be of help:
Installing assemblies in tha GAC doesn't mean you can reference them
using the '-r' option (this -r option applies to the assembly path, such
MyAssembly.dll or ../Something/MyAssembly.dll
or /fullpath/MyAssembly.dll). The exceptions to
On Fri, 2006-02-17 at 00:36 +0100, László Monda wrote:
UnixFileSystemInfo seems to be a well-designed abstraction on top of the
Unix VFS API, but I'll stick with syscalls, because I don't like
UnixFileSystemInfo's exception policy.
What don't you like about its exception policy?
Thanks,
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On 2/16/06, Michael Welch [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it is important for the wiki on the mono site to be corrected and to have Jonel's tips stated rather than what is there. What is there is misleading and insufficient (at least for Solaris 10 on Sparc)
In particular this URL is not helpful
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