ddambro wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I was fairly sure the code had executed. As I mentioned, different flags in
> the C code caused errors in the program. Just to be sure though, I threw in
> some fprintf statements to stderr into setFloats() and they printed
> properly, so the code was definitely executed
Hi List.
I need help, i'm using the calendar control, which defined as following:
The OnVisibleChanged and OnDayRender are defined as
protected void Calendar1_VisibleMonthChanged(System.Object sender,
System.Web.UI.WebControls.MonthChangedEventArgs e)
{
fecha_mes_actual = Calendar1.Visibl
Hi,
I was fairly sure the code had executed. As I mentioned, different flags in
the C code caused errors in the program. Just to be sure though, I threw in
some fprintf statements to stderr into setFloats() and they printed
properly, so the code was definitely executed.
Thankfully I have been
Hi,
DLLs are Windows specific are you sure you actually executed setFloats()
on Linux?
If you are unable to solve this issue using control flags we can't
figure out what your problem is without providing us a test case that
exhibits this behavior.
Please create a source code (can be as smal
I tried the FPU flags as follows:
1.Compiled the following file to a dll using gcc on a test linux system:
#include
void setFloats()
{
fpu_control_t desired = _FPU_MASK_DM | _FPU_MASK_UM | _FPU_MASK_PM
|_FPU_DOUBLE | _FPU_RC_NEAREST ;
_FPU_SETCW( desired);
}
2.Added the followin
I'm very sorry, I should've looked better. In the bin directory (C:\Program
Files\Mono-2.2\bin) there are convenient *.bat files for both the csharp and
gsharp consoles.
Sandy Armstrong wrote:
>
> On 01/17/2009 12:56 PM, Dimitar Dobrev wrote:
>> Hi all. I just installed Mono 2.2 for Windows and
Can anyone recommend a PC104 form factor SBC that they've run Mono on?
It needs to be industrial (handle at-least 70C temperature).
I've had good success with the Embedded Arm TS7800, but I'm looking for a
lower cost alternative, something around the $125 price range.
Thanks
Eric
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On 01/17/2009 12:56 PM, Dimitar Dobrev wrote:
> Hi all. I just installed Mono 2.2 for Windows and wanted to use the
> interactive C# console (the C# evaluator). I tried both running csharp.exe
> from the command line and using Mono.CSharp.dll in a custom application.
> However, these both failed wi
Hi all. I just installed Mono 2.2 for Windows and wanted to use the
interactive C# console (the C# evaluator). I tried both running csharp.exe
from the command line and using Mono.CSharp.dll in a custom application.
However, these both failed with the following stack trace:
System.ArgumentExcepti
Hi,
> Unfortunately, I cannot currently upgrade to fc10.
Not a problem
> Can you confirm that I can use/try the same f10's Mono 2.2 RPMs, for my fc8
> Linux systems.
> If so, could you please post a direct link, URL, for the RPMs.repo Download?
download.fedora.redhat.com is where the rpms live,
2009/1/17 sojan :
>
> thanks for your comments. can you send a sample of making debian package
I think yu ask to chris, right ?
because MonoOSC have only SPEC (RPM) wizard :-)
>
> thanks in advance
>
> Chris Howie wrote:
>>
>> On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 2:08 AM, sojan wrote:
>>> I had a program which
thanks for your comments. can you send a sample of making debian package
thanks in advance
Chris Howie wrote:
>
> On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 2:08 AM, sojan wrote:
>> I had a program which executed successfully with mono.
>> how can i make a setup or rpm package to install the program in the
>> sy
Hi,
Please try the FPU flags suggested John to see if that solves your
problem, modifying the control flags could be added to x86 versions of
Mono so you wouldn't have to modify them manually.
Kornél
ddambro wrote:
> The code is compiled for x86 in Windows, and the problems I describe persist
Tobi wrote:
> I have a hard time debugging some Mono runtime errors and wanted to give
> the Mono Debugger a try.
>
> I'm running the latest SVN version of Mono and the debugger installed to
> /opt/mono-trunk on a Debian Lenny / AMD64.
>
> Even a with simple "Hello World", mdb causes a SIGSEGV a
2009/1/17 Chris Howie :
> On Sat, Jan 17, 2009 at 2:08 AM, sojan wrote:
>> I had a program which executed successfully with mono.
>> how can i make a setup or rpm package to install the program in the system
I have writted MonoOSC , a GUI to use OBS system, it have an SPEC file
Wizard to help you
On Saturday 17 January 2009 01:04:47 you wrote:
> Sorry about off-topic, but I wonder if there is some documentation on
> the web? I tried to find some, but with no luck.
No, currently there isn't any documentation at all for Qyoto. We plan to have
some in time for KDE 4.2.
--
Arno Rehn
a...@arn
>
> http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Licensing
>
> (2) remove the pieces of code that were covered by those patents, and also
> (3) find prior art that would render the patent useless.
Just as long as you dont forget point 1:
(1) work around the patent by using a different implementation techniq
Arno Rehn wrote:
> Well, it's under GPLv2+, as most of KDE is. But as Qt 4.5 will be available
> under LGPL as well, we will probably add LGPL as another option.
>
Please do - I can't help thinking that small ISVs (and in-house devs)
wanting to use LGPL or pay-for Qt
will make a big difference
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