What is the exit code of the process? If it's in the 128-150 range then it's
receiving a signal.
chris
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"it should work".
I do get errors like "../../gdb/dwarf2-frame.c:683: internal-error: Unknown CFI
encountered." I'm not sure if those are relevant to my problem. A sample gdb
session is below.
Thanks,
chris
GNU gdb (GDB) Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7.6.1-64.el7 Copyright
Hello.
I had posted last week about issues during the install phase of a
build due to the same file being installed multiple times.
>From another user with the same issue it looks like the issue may be
related to parallel make.
Is this a known limitation when building mono?
Ch
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wrote:
> Chris,
>
> On 24/06/2015 18:54, Chris Morgan wrote:
> > Hello.
> >
> > I'm building mono here on F22 under Yocto and seeing errors about
> > multiple files being installed with the same name. I'm not se
WebApplications/Microsoft.WebApplication.targets':
File exists
| Makefile:70: recipe for target 'install-web-targets' failed
| make[6]: *** [install-web-targets] Error 1
| make[6]: *** Waiting for unfinished jobs
Thoughts?
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> I would suggest using strace to figure out what file its trying to open. If
> you can trace from that open() call up to a CLR stacktrace, you might be
> able to figure out what is going on.
>
Thanks Justin, I will give it a try
Chris
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under Linux". Does the Save method work on mono?
I am just trying to port an existing application to Linux and everything works
fine except this.
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uess.
This would be my first contribution to the mono project. How would work like
this be integrated typically?
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gh that we've
switched away from mono and back to c++11.
I'd be interested in what you see for memory overhead when running on
the embedded side. My testing so far when looking at memory is on the
desktop side so I'm not sure if the memory overhead will be present on
the embedded sid
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> Hi Chris.
>
> .net and mono always have some overhead, so I think it's normal.
>
> Instead of creating a dozen of processes, why don't you create just one
> and as many buses as you need inside that process
normal amount of overhead per-process? Thoughts on how I might be
able to reduce it?
Chris
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interested in how
this will work out. I’ve probably got a little time until I have to fully
commit to a solution, but it sounds like several of us are trying to solve the
same problem.
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instead of HTTP for this
> sort of integration, particularly since you are already encapsulating your
> data in a message.
>
> Pure Java implementation: https://github.com/zeromq/jeromq
> Pure .NET/mono implementation: https://github.com/zeromq/netmq
>
>
> On May 20, 2014, a
The use case is to bridge our JVM app with C# code that we need to also
run. We would be making http posts containing a protocol buffer message,
and returning the same.
At first I tried looking for solutions written entirely in C#, but that
turned out to be a dead end. The only ones I found that
t I don't think it's related to this issue.
Thanks again.
-Chris
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> To: Mono-list@lists.x
OpenNETCF.Transit.IO.dll
OpenNETCF.IO.XBee.dllOpenNETCF.Web.dll
OpenNETCF.IoC.dll
As you can see, it's definitely there. How to I tell mkbundle how to find the
reference assemblies?
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nothing up. Does Mono have an ECCN? Can anyone point me to anything talking
about the export requirements for Mono and/or any of its sub-components?
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Thought I'd run this by the list before submitting a bug. Client is
sending keep-alive headers but actually creating a new tcp connection for
each request. This was mono built from the 3.2.3 tag, master does the same
thing. Am I missing something obvious here?
Test code is here:
https://gist.gi
losing the connection. I have verified that
with ngrep.
The code is straight from the MSDN example at
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/debx8sh9.aspx.
Is there something special I have to do, or is this just broken in mono on
linux?
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Ok so it turned out I just needed to use gchandles, my objects were getting
gc'd.
Chris
On Thu, Oct 10, 2013 at 11:29 PM, Chris Ochs wrote:
> I'm embedding mono and it's in a threaded environment so was hoping that a
> simple explanation of what I'm doing might she
ttach
liberally at this point.
Anything obvious that sticks out? Seems like a threading issue of some
type. If I'm missing a call to mono_thread_attach somewhere, would this
behavior be expected?
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Hmm, so mono_get_root_domain() doesn't segfault.
On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 11:37 PM, Chris Ochs wrote:
> Hey thanks that solved most of the problem. I'm getting a segfault now
> when I call mono_thread_attach(mono_domain_get()) at some point later in a
> thread that's no
6/docs/technotes/guides/vm/signal-chaining.html
>
>
> On Mon, Aug 5, 2013 at 1:49 AM, Chris Ochs wrote:
>
>> It appears that java and mono both use some of the same signals for GC
>> and pthreads, and step on each other. If you embed mono in a java app it
>> works fine
It appears that java and mono both use some of the same signals for GC and
pthreads, and step on each other. If you embed mono in a java app it works
fine until you start spinning up other java threads, then it eventually
segfaults. This happens even if you do nothing but call mono_jit_init in
th
e from the community would be smart.
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I've resolved the issue. The source of my problem is that some of my
settings had previously been 'user' scoped. For this reason the config file
located in ~/.local/share/ set them to a default value. Like all settings
they were also defined in the config file that sits alongside my executable.
A few years ago zidjian pointed out an issue on OSX where he was not able to
read 'application' scoped settings from his app.config file. Attempting to
do so resulted in a ConfigurationErrorsException which explained that there
was a duplicate key for that 'application' scoped setting.
I'm seeing
Url, Boolean
avoidThrowing, System.String& result) [0x0] in :0
Oren Eini - the RavenDB guy suggested that I contact mono people, because
the Raven client shouldn't be doing anything funky with the http streams.
Can you please advise?
Many thanks,
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their case seems to be limited to speaking Captcha text.
I'm trying to follow best practices and unit test but I don't want to get too
far down a road without peer-review. How does one submit code? Is there a GIT
repository for spikes?
Thanks,
Chris McKinnon
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Thanks... I'm pretty sure it's a pinned gc handle. I guess my next step is
to either modify the heapshot UI to let me see the data I need, or try to
find a way to run time inspect the heap to get some data on these
allocations. Any mono pro tips on ways to get at these allocations would
be apprec
Hmm... if no one has suggestions on how to create a WebChannel then the only
alternative I can think of is to use curl for my communication with the REST
api. Does anyone know of a better way in C# on Mono to communicate with a
REST api than by using curl?
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System.ServiceModel.Web.WebChannelFactory cf = new
System.ServiceModel.Web.WebChannelFactory(new Uri(Address));
On Mon, Feb 13, 2012 at 1:01 PM, Doug Blank wrote:
> On Sun, Jan 29, 2012 at 12:32 PM, Chris Morgan wrote:
>> Hello.
>>
>> I'm trying to dll map libpcap for the SharpPcap.dll.config file. The
>> difficulty is that different distros have different dll names:
>
No, DataAdapter.Update(Table) does not work for me and I have not found any
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foreach(NpgsqlParameter param in
da.UpdateCommand.Parameters)
{
param.Value = row[param.SourceColumn];
}
if(!da.UpdateCommand.Connection.State.Equals(System.Data.ConnectionState.Open))
If one does need to include mono in a static bundle and does not meet the
100K volume and $2M requirements how do they go about purchasing a
commercial license? I too have not received any response to questions sent
to the email address indicated at
http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Licensing.
Spe
ess and
check method. Any suggestions? In case it helps here is the result of my
most recent compiling attempt:
[chris@localhost Debug]$ cc -o testBundle -Wall `pkg-config --cflags mono`
`pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0` `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0` temp.c
`pkg-config --libs-only-L mono` `pkg-co
The result of "pkg-config --cflags mono" was:
Package mono was not found in the pkg-config search path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `mono.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
No package 'mono' found
Not sure if it will help, but the result of "mono --version" is:
PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable, but doing so did not change the output
at all.
Here is the output:
[chris@localhost Debug]$ mkbundle2 --static --deps -o testBundle
Executable.exe
OS is: Linux
Note that statically linking the LGPL Mono runtime has more licensing
restrictions than dynamically li
Thanks for the help, it is being saved in ~/.local/share
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I've also tried running the service as my user (chris), but I still couldn't
find the user.config file anywhere.
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I'm running the service as root.
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That was one of the first places I looked, sadly it is not there. By the way
I'm running mono 2.6 on Ubuntu 11.10.
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When .Net saves user settings it writes them to a 'user.config' file in:
C:\Users\[UserName]\AppData\Local\[CompanyName]\[AppName]
Where does Mono write user config settings when running a Linux platform?
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Good to know, thanks for the help.
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idn't even generate a lock file.
Thanks in advance for your help,
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Thanks for the ideas! It is good to know what can safely be done to the
binaries and I will look into "embedded mono".
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By "harden" I mean provide some protection against disassemblers, debuggers,
cracking, and reverse engineering. The purpose is to protect the
intellectual property.
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There is a Windows Service that I have been adapting so as to be Linux
compatible. I'm almost finished and need a way to harden the binaries. I
was not surprised when my attempt to harden the Mono generated executable
with WinLicense failed (when I tried to pass the result to mono-service2 it
sim
I'm running Ubuntu 10.04 and I wrote a service that worked correctly on
mono-2.0-service version 2.6.7-5ubuntu1~dhx1 (which I installed through
http://badgerports.org/), but I was prompted to update to
2.10.5-1~dhx1~lucid1 and now the service is throwing this error:
mono-service2 Sample.exe --deb
Thanks, that was it. I guess that I must have upgraded mono-devel at the
same time which in turn changed the runtime version of my solution.
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Se
on a different arch).
The bytes would be consistently reversed for that case.
If your debugger can shows vars in hexadecimal then you might set a breakpoint
on the length read, and step into there and watch the conversion.
Chris
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./configure. If go strictly using rpm tools (either mono or dependencies),
I recall some interplay between rpm defaults and yum that seems a bit fuzzy
(and possibly inconsistent) to me as a newbie.
Back on topic, Centos yum support would be great.
Chris
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Sorry, I should have pointed out at this is running mono 2.8.2. I tried the
trunk too, but it crashes before it gets that far (mono-cq.c:52).
Regards,
Chris
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27; failed result (got 1, expected 0).
Test 'test_0_lconv_to_r4' failed result (got 1, expected 0).
Test 'test_0_ftol_clobber' failed result (got 2, expected 0).
Test 'test_0_rounding' failed result (got 1, expected 0).
Results: total tests: 30, failed: 9, cfa
ion options to change, or compiler options maybe?
Any help would be much appreciated!
Regards,
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Hey, on to something now...I am actually piping to tee which seems to be the
problem.
Mono an.exe | tee a.file
Removing the pipe cures the condition (| cat also breaks).
Piping stdout shouldn't be affecting stdin right?
Chris
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> Cheers,
> Daniel Hughes
>
Can't speak for them, but thus far I have heard zero from the
MonoTouch crowd about hobby licensing.
Honestly, they have a very hot product in a very VERY hot space
(mobile app development) so I can't really blame them, much as I too
would love t
ver
> ventured into the XNA world.
>
> Miguel
>
>
You're right I was being muddle headed and conflating the two.
Thanks for the correction.
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rite book when Algy burst through
>> the door. Distracted for a moment, Biggles surveyed what had happened
>> and turned a page. "Algy old man" he said, clearing his throat, "use the
>> handle next time..." - Taken from "Biggles combs his Hair"
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uch a win.
That being said, I can definitely see people wanting to have a
Powershell-alike running on their UNIX boxes, executing remoting tasks
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In the mean time, folks might consider looking at some of the solutions
being offered by more traditional scriptin
knowing which P/Invoke call you are making it's not possible
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onodis on it. The IL will show you if a
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On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 8:59 AM, Mathias Tausig wrote:
> Am 26. Nov 2009 um 05:48:49 -0500, schrieb Chris Howie:
>> On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 3:54 AM, Mathias Tausig wrote:
>> > Does anyone of you know a good tool, which lets me vie the class hierarchy
>> > tree of an
Am i missing something ? Any better
>> > solutions ???
>>
>> No managed C++ won't work with Mono -- only with .Net.
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it's best to let the garbage
> collector handle its scheduling, but it sounds like your use case is
> okay.
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/etc/shadow means that if a system your app is running on is using one
of the other authentication modules (like winbind or mysql) your app
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t running your
app through MoMA <http://mono-project.com/MoMA> to see if it's doing
anything blatantly non-portable.
<http://www.mono-project.com/Guidelines:Application_Portability> is
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to manually parse this format. A simple
regular expression would do it.
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> Is there something wrong with my code? Or is there a bug in mono?
This looks like it may be a bug. Perhaps wc.OpenRead is returning null?
That aside, is there a reason why you are not simply doing
XDocument.Load("http://gdata.youtube.com/feeds/api/standardfeeds/most_viewe
initializes the scanner is clicked,
> then the mess has start! :_)
>
> Chris got the point, the UFScanner.dll is used to manager the Scanner and it
> does not work.
>
> I have a file named libUFScanner.so that I think be a Linux compiled version
> of UFScanner.dll. But I don'
t possible.
Lecio, you need to compile your UFScanner.dll for Linux systems. If
you cannot then your program will not run on Linux, for the same
reason you can't copy an unmanaged .exe file to a Linux system and run
it.
You *might* be able to get it working by running a Windows version of
M
NET
> web service, which I use for login.
>
> Any ideas what is wrong and how to make my application runing on Mac?
>
> thank you very much for reply
You will need to provide diagnostic information, like exceptions and
console output. "It doesn't work" contains no info
jectType = theObject.GetType();
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uot;aptitude --purge-unused markauto `cat $PACKAGE-deps`"
Do this where $PACKAGE is sqlite3 first and then mono. It should work.
Also, note that you don't need to compile using Mono to run your
application on Mono. You should be able to copy the binary produced
by Microsoft's c
esult "ugly" to have them on one line)?
The newlines should be ignored entirely. Can you paste the entire
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for a unit test...
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the bigger Linux
distributions come with some Mono applications by default, which means
they have Mono by default too.
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e, it looks very much like there is
something going on with your routing. It seems that the checkout is
being redirected by a transparent proxy server on your LAN.
You might try using the svn protocol (svn:// instead of http://)
assuming that IT has not blocked that port.
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fedora
> distribution library. Other references are from ms cf sdk.
> Viewing manifest with 'msil disassembler'
There is a section on the CF under
<http://www.mono-project.com/FAQ:_Technical#Compatibility>.
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On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 2:59 PM, Cliff Stanford wrote:
> But mono requires mcs to compile. I'm not sure I follow.
You want gmcs, the 2.0+ framework compiler. (gmcs == mcs w/generics.)
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If the library uses non-portable calls (such as win32 functions) then
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decompress it there. You're wasting memory and cycles you could be
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Probably (1), since it is not in the GAC, but is in a path that
communicates it is suitable to be used for development.
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our opinion or have you actually asked people's opinions?
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#x27;s impossible to help without knowing what exception was thrown.
Run the application from a terminal on Ubuntu and look for the
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03f5f7f11d50a3a' or one of its
> dependencies.
Install the Microsoft.VisualBasic assembly. Your distro may not
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> a file with the argument specified.
That's because you are passing the argument to find.sh, which doesn't
understand redirection. The shell is what does redirection, so you
must run the shell explicitly.
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ou can't
use both HTTP methods at the same time, but you can use the POST
method on any URL -- including one with a query string.
> If not could it be that mono identifies the method from the query
> string as GET and ignores the "requestImage2.Method = "POST"" ?
It i
tu
probably won't either. And that's likely going to be at least half of
your customer base.
You'd be better off using the MAC address of the physical ethernet and
wlan cards, IMO. Though if you do find a way to obtain a unique CPU
ID on Linux, I'd be interested to
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T with.
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yes, my first test was on Windows, after that i ran the test app on Mono
Command Prompt.
didn't try it on Linux yet.
Chris
On Tue, 25 Aug 2009 10:49:37 +0800, Diego Frata
wrote:
> Let me try to understand.
>
> The first test you run, you run on Windows, right? After that you
hi jan,
i doubt its because of grant access or the firewall. it does work normally,
but if i compile it
with mono and run it i get that error.
thanks,
chris
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does not. But your original question referred to Winforms,
which does very much depend on X11. If you don't use the Winforms
assembly or Gtk# (or any other such widget toolkit) then Mono runs
just fine without X.
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