Hi Alex,
I've been giving your tutorial ago, and I have some things that may be good
to add...
firstly, I'm building from git, and I checked it out using the visual
studio clone. I think this lead to a line endings error, so you need to
run the script in a way that uses them properly. I found
So I've given in, and I'm now looking at using linux (ubuntu 14.04) to try
and add some things to mono.
I have the same issues with loading the net_4_5.sln file in MD as I do in
VS, in that it won't compile. I'm assuming that the solution itself is
just broken.
The main issue though is I've not
On 14.05.2014 00:55, Martin Thwaites wrote:
So I've given in, and I'm now looking at using linux (ubuntu 14.04) to try
and add some things to mono.
I have the same issues with loading the net_4_5.sln file in MD as I do in
VS, in that it won't compile. I'm assuming that the solution itself is
Hello Martin,
The solution files that we have on the tree have not really been tested.
I am currently working on fixing a few fundamental bugs in our build system
and once I do that, I should be able to get solution files that work with
MonoDevelop or Visual Studio to work.
Sadly, I have very
Hello Bryan,
This is a step in the direction of having everything building with msbuild.
Whether I will succeed or not, is yet to be determined :-)
Miguel
On Mon, May 12, 2014 at 12:07 PM, Bryan Crotaz
bryan.cro...@silvercurve.co.uk wrote:
Will this make building on windows possible?
Hello guys!
Microsoft has open sourced ASP.NET vNext:
http://github.com/aspnet/home
This is an entire new web stack that only needs the core of Mono (does not
even use System.Web.dll!).
So these are of course great news, because (a) The core Mono has been in
active development, and (b) that
I've discovered that mono is using mscorlib from `\lib\mono\4.5`, rather than
`\lib\mono\4.0`.
Now, `xbuild` is in `\lib\mono\4.5`, but my project targets .NET 4.0. Any
ideas as to what is going on here?
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On 13/05/14 11:28, cocowalla wrote:
I've discovered that mono is using mscorlib from `\lib\mono\4.5`, rather than
`\lib\mono\4.0`.
Now, `xbuild` is in `\lib\mono\4.5`, but my project targets .NET 4.0. Any
ideas as to what is going on here?
Seems there is a bug in the makefiles. If you ran
The build machine isn't running a trimmed down mono - it's a Windows machine
that uses the official 3.2.3 binaries, which IIRC doesn't give you the
option to leave out 4.5 support.
The machine with the trimmed down mono is a Linux box.
Is there some kind of workaround for Windows so I can build
On 13.05.2014 11:28, cocowalla wrote:
I've discovered that mono is using mscorlib from `\lib\mono\4.5`, rather than
`\lib\mono\4.0`.
Now, `xbuild` is in `\lib\mono\4.5`, but my project targets .NET 4.0. Any
ideas as to what is going on here?
Try to preset a specific runtime version while
I should have said I was using `--runtime=v4.0` when trying to run it.
I tried the 2 difference versions you suggested, but get this for both:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly
'System.Core, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' or one
On 13.05.2014 14:56, cocowalla wrote:
I should have said I was using `--runtime=v4.0` when trying to run it.
I tried the 2 difference versions you suggested, but get this for both:
System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not load file or assembly
'System.Core, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral,
I get:
The following assemblies are installed into the GAC:
System.Core, Version=3.5.0.0, Culture=neutral,
PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089
Number of items = 1
For completeness, here is the complete command I am using to trim down the
mono build:
CC=gcc -m64 ./autogen.sh --prefix=/opt/mono64
I should add that System.Core does exist in /opt/mono64/lib/mono/4.0
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If I wanted to replace the standard libraries for file io with my own is there
a way to push my replacement in so that it'd fill that role without needing to
rewrite every program, and third-party library, that uses file io? I guess
there must be some way since Mono exists at all. I get annoyed
OK, figured it out. I needed to set MONO_PATH to:
/opt/mono64/lib/mono/4.0:/opt/mono64/lib/mono/3.5:/opt/mono64/lib/mono/2.0:.
So I needed to tell it where to look for libraries; I had (wrongly) assumed
that would be automatic based on the location of the mono executable.
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i am learning collections / generics ..
and found an example defining a class Cmp that implements IComparer using
CaseInsensitiveComparer
ArrayList l = new ArrayList();
l.Add(a);
l.Add(A);
l.Sort(new Cmp()); lprint(l);
l.Sort(new CaseInsensitiveComparer()); lprint(l);
each time i sort with
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