Andrus wrote:
>> We've release our Preview 3 of Mono 1.2.6 today! Please help us out by
>> giving it a try on your applications.
>
> I reported critical incompatibility bug in bugzilla a week ago.
> I havent got any notice about its status.
> How about fixing it ?
Please post the bug number next
Hi,
I'm trying to build a Boo hello world script to test out Boo on Mac OS X
10.4, but I can't. I get these errors:
jedd-haberstros-computer:~/desktop jeddhaberstro$ booc hello.boo
dyld: warning, unknown environment variable: DYLD_LIBRARY_PATHPATH
dyld: warning, unknown environment variable: DYL
> We've release our Preview 3 of Mono 1.2.6 today! Please help us out by
> giving it a try on your applications.
I reported critical incompatibility bug in bugzilla a week ago.
I havent got any notice about its status.
How about fixing it ?
Andrus.
My bug report was:
BaseDirectory does not e
It might well be the same problem in fact, Nicola - stopping tmpwatch
running hasn't helped. So, I figured I'd tried upgrading from 1.2.4 to
1.2.5.1
That causes a different problem - the site won't run at all (500 Internal
Server Error). Looking at error_log, this seems to be where things go wrong
If space is at a premium, you could use the linker to cut down on the size
of the all the libraries that you reference.
http://evain.net/blog/articles/2006/08/21/link-to-link
You'd probably be best talking to jb himself on the finer points on what the
linker can and cannot do, but it should be ab
Danny Waite wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I'm running XSP2 in an embedded system when the disk space is sparse
> at best. How do I find out what libraries my app is running and
> remove all the rest from the GAC? Is there a quick and easy way to
> do this. I tried removing the ones I 'know' I am not us
Hi guys,
I'm running XSP2 in an embedded system when the disk space is sparse at best.
How do I find out what libraries my app is running and remove all the rest from
the GAC? Is there a quick and easy way to do this. I tried removing the ones
I 'know' I am not using like Windows.Forms but
Hi Robert,
Thanks for that, actually the problem was that I needed #!/bin/sh at the top of
the script. I'll move the proc.WaitForExit(). to the end.
Regards,
Danny
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