Hello Barry,
If you don't have a specific target device (or the target device is the
Nokia 770, as it is in my case) you may find a wonderful descrpition for
setting up scratchbox at
http://maemo.org/platform/docs/tutorials/Maemo_tutorial.html#Installatio
n . Additionally the maemo community
atsushi eno escribió:
I'm not a maintainer of corcompare (especially considering that I
don't touch the class status pages), but anyways - adding further
dependency on prebuilt managed assembly does not sound a good idea
to me especially when it becomes part of the build.
I think you could
On 12/20/06 Jon Chambers wrote:
Following Miguel's lead on the SafeHandle marshalling code, I broke the
marshalling code for COM interfaces and VARIANTs to seperate functions
(emit_marshal_variant and emit_marshal_com_interface). These two functions
replace the if checks in
On 12/20/06 Barry Bennett wrote:
Several days ago I posted a message about being able to cross compile
mono for an ARM device. I got some interesting suggestions, but
nothing that would get me thru a successful build. Given that no one
seemed to have a solution to using a traditional
Hey,
If the final decision is to keep you corcompare tool outside of the mcs
tree until Cecil mature enough to be part of the tree itself, you're
welcome to check-in your work in /cecil/corcompare.
Thanks,
Jb
Moty Mondiano wrote:
Attached is a refactoring of corcompare to use Mono.Cecil.
Hi,
Yesterday i compiled the mono/tools/corcompare tools in order to generate a
class status page so i could compare Mono.XNA's status as compared to the
Microsoft.Xna library, but i ran into a few problems.
After compiling the tools, i ran mono-api-info on Mono.XNA (saved as
monoxna.xml) and
Hah! Never mind, i figured it out. I opened up the mono class status page
and hit view source. Then i noticed that i didn't have the head/head
section and my file wasn't wrapped in html tags, so i added that and it
works perfectly now!
Should i add that info to the wiki so anyone else using the
Hi,
The script file is mono/web/web/deploy/cm/cormissing.js, which should be
referenced by the HTML (see class-status-System.Xml.html for example).
Alternatively you can put your html files somewhere and ask why it
doesn't work ;)
Atsushi Eno
Hi,
Yesterday i compiled the
Hi,
Inserting and extracting special characters from a MySQL database works
fine with console application or web application using XSP.
But web application using mod_mono don't insert or extract correctly
special characters as accents (special characters are stored as '?').
Is there a solution
On Fri, 15 Dec 2006 18:50:21 +0100, Ronan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
scribbled:
Hi,
Ronan,
Inserting and extracting special characters from a MySQL database
works fine with console application or web application using XSP.
But web application using mod_mono don't insert or extract correctly
special
Ronan wrote:
Hi,
Inserting and extracting special characters from a MySQL database works
fine with console application or web application using XSP.
But web application using mod_mono don't insert or extract correctly
special characters as accents (special characters are stored as '?').
Hi, i have an idea to extend current C# compiler by adding compile-time
macroses and quasi-quotation mechanism. I want to make it possible to
transform AST in easy and flexible way.
Adding macroses and quasy-quotation to C# will make it more powerful
language. For example we can use AOP, Design
Hi,
I’m trying to use mono for an embedded system with a Cirrus ARM9 processor,
running Linux 2.4.
Here is a short description of my experience. Maybe it helps other users and/or
maybe there is some advice for me to get it fixed.
The packages used are:
- mono-1.2.1
- glib-2.12.4
-
When you say default suse install, would this include
open office.org 2.x with mono bindings?
--- Wade Berrier [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
There's a brand new image based on openSUSE 10.2 on
the download page
with the latest Mono: 1.2.2.1.
The image is mostly similar to the previous
Hello,
Any way I will start to do it and I hope that I will get some working
prototype during month. Are mono developers team interested in
this idea?
We support all research efforts into the C# language.
Historically, MCS has been used by at least five research projects based
around C#.
Hello Daniel,
When you say default suse install, would this include
open office.org 2.x with mono bindings?
We seem to have broken the Mono bindings in some Mono release, and we
have yet to fix those issues.
Miguel
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Yes, although like Miguel says, sounds like they don't work, even though
they are included.
Wade
On Thu, 2006-12-21 at 09:58 -0800, Daniel Morgan wrote:
When you say default suse install, would this include
open office.org 2.x with mono bindings?
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On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 09:34:54 -0800 (PST), Tony Gu [EMAIL PROTECTED]
scribbled:
Tony,
such as controls and tagMapping in Web.Config.
tag mapping is implemented in svn as of revision 69906
regards,
marek
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Hello,
First off, I'm new to Mono. In fact, the whole managed code paradigm
is pretty new to me, and I'm still getting used to how it all works.
I found some example code here:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/04/12/ServiceStation/#S4 that
does exactly what I've been looking to do. That
Justin Tulloss wrote:
I recompiled it
successfully and got further, but every example dies in
Die is pretty vague, at least in this context.
Please post the exception/error message you got.
CreateInstanceAndUnwrap. The specific call that eventually causes all
this is:
HttpListenerWrapper lw
On 12/21/06, Robert Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Justin Tulloss wrote:
I recompiled it
successfully and got further, but every example dies in
Die is pretty vague, at least in this context.
Please post the exception/error message you got.
It's an unhandled file-not-found exception.
Justin Tulloss wrote:
On 12/21/06, Robert Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Justin Tulloss wrote:
I recompiled it
successfully and got further, but every example dies in
Die is pretty vague, at least in this context.
Please post the exception/error message you got.
It's an unhandled
Robert Jordan wrote:
Justin Tulloss wrote:
On 12/21/06, Robert Jordan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Justin Tulloss wrote:
I recompiled it
successfully and got further, but every example dies in
Die is pretty vague, at least in this context.
Please post the exception/error message you got.
It's
That's what I actually expected. You have to create a bin
directory relative to Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()
and copy the assembly into this dir.
I'm pretty sure that's explained in the article you mentioned
in your post, because it's how ASP.NET hosting works.
That worked, boy do
Is anyone working on CultureInfo.GetConsoleFallbackUICulture()? I glanced at
the MSDN docs and it doesn't really seem like a complicated method.
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Hi,
For these couple of weeks I have been working on ASP.NET 2.0
web service stuff (System.Web.Services.dll) in my private
branch. It basically supports SOAP 1.2 as well as (advanced)
WS-I Basic Profile checker.
Now that basic messaging functionality is done, I'm planning
to merge my branch to
Marek,
Thanks!
Tony
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On Tue, 19 Dec 2006 09:34:54 -0800 (PST),
Hello Florian,
I think that Lesser GPL (LGPL) would be better, as it doesn't forces
whole project (who uses yours library) to go under GPL.
Madars.
On 12/21/06, Florian Hester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Miguel,
And how exactly is this unfortunate? I have checked under which licenses
Hello Madars,
Then its now under the LGPL.
Hello Florian,
I think that Lesser GPL (LGPL) would be better, as it doesn't forces
whole project (who uses yours library) to go under GPL.
Madars.
On 12/21/06, Florian Hester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Miguel,
And how exactly is
Florian Hester escribió:
Then its now under the LGPL.
Florian, the license to choose is up to you. Perhaps you're not
interested in seeing propietary apps that use youre library freely, and
then you would be more interested in a dual license (as MySQL or DB4O
are doing).
Regards,
Hi Florian,
However, mono class libraries are released under the terms of the MIT
X11 license.
See: http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Licensing
Madars.
On 12/21/06, Florian Hester [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Madars,
Then its now under the LGPL.
Hello Florian,
I think that
Hello,
I will look into the open source licenses which Mono uses. The X11 MIT
license seems to talk about what i want. For now, Curses# falls under
copyright until i have decided about a good enough license for Curses#. I
will look up some other open source licenses as well.
Florian Hester
Hi,
I'm developing a dynamic language that runs on top of the CLR. I want
programmers to be able to access types in CRL assemblies by just
writing something like System.Int32, just like in C#.
Namespaces in the CLR are just a string attribute attatched to each
type, so what's the best way
Namespaces in the CLR are just a string attribute attatched to each
type, so what's the best way to get a list of all the types in a
particular namespace? Do I have to search through all types in the
AppDomain and look at the namespace attribute? Won't that be very
slow as touching
Ankit Jain escribió:
What error did you get?
Yesterday I got a very long error inside a huge error dialog. However
with today's last checkins to MonoDevelop now I get this error:
/home/knocte/(...)/mcs/nunit20/nunit.sln(3): Unsupported or unrecognized
project: 'samples\jsharp\jsharp.vjsproj'.
Hello,
Sorry, My RH version is not 8. it is 9.
Rh Kernel version 2.4.20-8
i reinstall the Rh, but still the same problem..
The best way of avoiding this issue is to rebuild your Mono from source
code. Am confused as to why we are referencing epoll if its not in
your system. That is
Hello,
I’ve got a DLL assembly containing some generic types that runs fine
when linked to a .NET app and run from the command line. However,
when I call into same assembly via embed mono into a Cocoa app I get a
TypeLoadException. If I remove the generic types it runs fine. Is
there
Hi,
/home/knocte/(...)/mcs/nunit20/nunit.sln(3): Unsupported or unrecognized
project: 'samples\jsharp\jsharp.vjsproj'. See logs.
/home/knocte/(...)/mcs/nunit20/nunit.sln(7): Unsupported or unrecognized
project : 'samples\cpp-sample\cpp-sample.vcproj'. See logs.
Hi,
It would be nice too, to give a more user-friendly message, at least for
the VS2003 case, instead of just saying unsupported or unrecognized,
what about VS2003 projects cannot be used natively by MonoDevelop yet,
but you can import it to a MonoDevelop project format?
Will fix this.
May want to add a link to the badgerports page, for Ubuntu users...
http://directhex.mfgames.com/
And/Or the general mfgames repository for releases of mono for
debian based distros... http://mfgames.com/linux/ ...which more closely
matches the development trees.
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Hello!
I've tried to use Mono UML tool on FC5 with latest Mono 1.2.2, but fail.
After installing binary file downloaded from Novell web-site, Mono UML
produce errors like Could not load file or assembly 'glib-sharp,
Version=2.0.0.0... in spite of latest version of glib-sharp exists in GAC.
I
If I do something like that will I get MonoType * in C?
[DllImport(__internal, e_cal_glue_backend_factory_get_type)]
static extern IntPtr method(IntPtr type);
protected static GType GetNewType(Type type)
{
return method(type.TypeHandle.Value);
}
If not how can I get it (MonoType * or MonoClass
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