Hi,
I'm wondering if there is the intention to have monoresgen commandline
compatible with resgen.exe from the .Net SDK ? Right now all its missing
is the /compile flag that enables it to take multiple input files.
I'm working on getting NAnt be able to execute builds using mono tools
ie so that
Jon wrote:
-nostdlib does two things. It keeps corlib.dll from being loaded by
default.
The second thing is what's causing you problems. -nostdlib tells mcs to
grab
all types from the files it's compiling. This includes the base types,
such
as System.Object (which you were getting errors abo
Ian MacLean wrote:
Hmm I think the second part is incorrect behaviour. if you add a
reference to another corlib then it should find the types there. If you
use csc.exe with the following commandline:
csc -nostdlib -r:C:\mono-0.20\install\lib\corlib.dll Class1.cs
it works fine. However with
or you could use nants task to do the same thing.
Ian
El lun, 01-09-2003 a las 11:54, Giuseppe Greco escribis:
Hi all,
is it possible to generate a single *.resources file from
multiple *.resx or *.txt files?
If not, is there a workaround?
I need something like this because some strings are m
Ben Maurer wrote:
As well, it would be nice if we could lean a bit on the C# Open Source
community and request that they include makefiles with their apps and
attempt to make them Mono friendly.
or nant build files. The latest version of nant allows you to target
either ms .net or mono.
Ian
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Carlos,
Does that commandline work if you run it from a command prompt ? If not
then the issue is with the mono runtime and not nant.
I seem to remember somthing like this with the windows installer and
harcoded paths. Try creating C:/cygwin/home/Administrator/monodist/lib
and drop corlib.dll in
Rafael,
the NAnt makefile has been re-organised since 0.8.3. I think you'll find
that the current cvs builds much more smoothly. There is no mininant
anymore - just run make in the nant basedir. You'll probably still need
to tweak the config file as by default it expects mono to reside in
/usr/
Gonzalo,
Does this bind to a specific NUnit version ? I'm guessing nunit 2.0
Ian
Hi there!
Here's the first public source code release of gnunit (formerly known as
nunit-gtk).
gnunit is a Gtk# frontend for running NUnit2 tests.
If you are willing to start contributing to mono, one of the first
t
I was actually going to suggest Canada as well for somewhere close to
the US but with far fewer visa hassles. And relatively cheaper.
Last years tcl conference was held in Vancouver and cost considerably
less then previous conferences held in the US. Strangely though, a
number of people couldn'
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Just to be clear - You're talking about WFC right ? - the ms java ui
toolkit - not 'MFC' the aging c++ ui toolkit because they are two very
different apis.
The result of which I provided in my last message. What I didn't provide was
the days and days of looking through the API convincing our
I'd like to hear a more detailed breakdown of you're issues with NAnt.
We always trying to improve the codebase and doing that requires
listening to peoples issues. However
'I don't like the xml syntax' and 'it doesn't seem to have been
*designed*' don't really give us too much to go on.
Ian
Peter,
thanks for taking the time to put together a detailed response. I
appreciate it.
* Using XML to express the build rules is, IMO, too heavyweight.
I can see how it's easy to parse and gives an easy mechanism
for interfacing with tasks, but writing a build file is
Using a 'm' prefix can only ever be a short term fix. What happens when
there a multiple stable versions of mono that need to be installed side
by side ? you can't really do m1.0ilasm.exe ans m1.1ilasm.exe
Ian
So, I would still prefer the same name with an 'm' prefix, so mono and pnet
don't blo
and again, gentoo.
Ian
Followed the instructions - downloaded and ran fine, except it did not
seem to recognise my distribution (Fedora Core 1). This is the error
message in full:
"The installer was unable to identify your operating system.
Please mail the full text of this error to <[EMAIL PROT
Just in case you're all cursing my name for propogating email virii it
looks like it spoofed my email into the from field. I've run the
symantec detection tool to be sure and I am beagle free.
this note from the symantec security response document kind of confims
this - even though the domain n
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Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hello,
On bugzilla we (Ian and I) were discussing on XmlTextReader conformance
to XML specification. MS XmlTextReader is buggy since it accepts
XML declaration as element content (that violates W3C XML specification
section 3 Logical Structures).
http://bugzilla.ximian.com/show_b
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hello,
On bugzilla we (Ian and I) were discussing on XmlTextReader conformance
to XML specification. MS XmlTextReader is buggy since it accepts
XML declaration as element content (that violates W3C XML specification
section 3 Logical
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Ian MacLean wrote:
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hello,
On bugzilla we (Ian and I) were discussing on XmlTextReader
conformance
to XML specification. MS XmlTextReader is buggy since it accepts
XML declaration as element content (that violates W3C XML
Atsushi Eno wrote:
Hello,
Thanks for your point of view.
I could imagine that - if those bugs get reported to MS -
Microsoft will fix some of them in a next version of the .NET
framework. Till then, our highest priority should be to be 100%
compatible to the MS .NET framework behaviour and not to a
Igor Anikeev wrote:
Gert Driesen wrote:
Igor,
I haven't checked out NAnt on Mono lately, but I did fix some compile
error
(due to a change in mcs) recently.
You might want to try building a recently nightly build
(http://nant.sourceforge.net/nightly/builds) from source (make clean
&& make
all).
Daniel Morgan wrote:
For those who want an IDE on Windows, but SharpDevelop is too unstable
and Visual Studio.net cost too much money. There is Borland C# Builder
Personal. However, it is only for non-commercial use.
note that there are now express versions of vs.net ( in beta now ) that
ar
Iain McCoy wrote:
On Tue, 2004-08-17 at 14:35, Craig Dayton wrote:
Perhaps exploring the possibility of using PerlNet a product marketed by
ActiveState might be a cost effective solution.
With PerlNet, one can define an Interface to any module on CPAN and compile
it as a library or executable.
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Joshua Tauberer wrote:
rus wrote:
On a related note, I was just wondering.. is there any way of using NDoc
to generate monodoc documentation?
No, but as I often say, the documentation formats are pretty close.
If you want that functionality, making a converter should be possible,
and not too di
Philipp Knecht wrote:
Hi
I wanna use 1.0.4 (stable) and latest on the same box.
I use Ubuntu 4.10. I've already compiled and installed
1.0.4 (libgdiplus,mono,mcs,xsp,gtk# in this particular
order) with the prefix /usr/local.
Now i'll download the latest tarball and
compile/install it too. Are there
Pieter Breed wrote:
Hi All,
I recently tried to start a discussion on the
microsoft.public.dotnet.general newsgroup. To my dismay nobody seemed
interested in discussing something which I think might be cool.
The idea is this: If you write a managed (hereafter .net for brevity)
class library could
t convince my manager to let me write such an utility as
is described here ;-)
As Ian MacLean already mentioned, this solution isn't portable as it
requires that the native OS linker use PE libraries.
I am afraid I do not really understand what you mean. What does PE
have to do with th
Atsushi Eno wrote:
>>I heard something about Mr.Icaza.Mr. Miguel De Icaza, are you going to work
>>in
>>google?Are you migrating to google?is it true?
>>
>>
>
>Heh. If you really don't know the source, here it is:
>http://pluralsight.com/blogs/dbox/archive/2004/12/
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