Mono 2.10 is installed in Debian as parallel installation to /opt/mono-2.10
Package 2.10.8-parallel-environment-amd64.deb package downloaded from
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mono-parallel/files/
How to install released Mono 3 in similar way ? Where to similar package
for Mono 3 ?
greenboxal wrote
Hi,
That isn't the Process class code, on the frame #3 you can see that the
thread received a signal, that is SGen trying to stop the world to perform
collection.
Maybe the deadlock is related to the GC itself as you can be putting it at
pressure by spawning many process.
Can you produce a test case that shows this hang? This it will be much
easier for the moonteam to debug and fix it.
On Saturday, August 10, 2013, gerber.matthew wrote:
greenboxal wrote
Hi,
That isn't the Process class code, on the frame #3 you can see that the
thread received a signal,
Rodrigo Kumpera wrote
Can you produce a test case that shows this hang? This it will be much
easier for the moonteam to debug and fix it.
Rodrigo,
Thanks for your willingness to help. I know you probably have plenty of bugs
to look at, but if you could take a quick at this one I would be
This is not related to NUnit. This is exactly bug 11972 which I filed
here some months ago: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11972
The problem lies in the fact that whenever any code inside the
System.Web assembly tries to read the configuration, it replaces the
On 10/08/13 10:40, Andrés G. Aragoneses wrote:
...
I have a patch that fixes it, which I proposed in a pull request:
https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/725 .
Wrong URL, I meant this one: https://github.com/mono/mono/pull/643
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Hi everyone,
I've written some code to generate thumbnails for an image listing. The
thumbnails look good on Windows but are significantly lower quality when
the same code is ran on Mono. I have a feeling Mono may be using linear
interpolation even though I'm explicitly saying to use high quality
We run a mono-based service out of the cloud. The server machines are
headless, without windowing libraries installed. Is there a good way to
debug code running under mono from the command line? For the most part we
rely on mirrored environments that do have Monodevelop capability, but that
