Atsushi Eno-2 wrote
Dave Curylo wrote:
a class with non-public property setter.
I believe sgen is the default GC in mono 3.
GC sgen has nothing to do with XML serializer sgen tool.
Parden my ignorance in Mono, is there more than one sgen program in Ubuntu
Mono?
Thanks.
MarL
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On Jul 25, 2013, at 9:20 PM, MarLOne infoseeker...@gmail.com wrote:
Parden my ignorance in Mono, is there more than one sgen program in Ubuntu
Mono?
sgen has two different meanings:
1. SGen is Mono's Simple Generational GC, now the default in Mono 3.2. You can
explicitly opt-in to using the
Dave Curylo wrote
As for the expected InvalidOperationException, I think this is one area
that the mono maintainers seem to take liberty to deviate from MS .NET
behavior. I've logged a few bugs like this in the past where mono does not
throw an exception but MS does and they refuse to fix
Dave Curylo wrote:
On Friday, May 17, 2013, MarLOne wrote:
Sadly, the
XmlSerializer failed the test in which it did not generate the
InvalidOperationException and then same kind of complain that came
from
.Net's sgen when dealing with a class with non-public property
On Friday, May 17, 2013, MarLOne wrote:
Sadly, the
XmlSerializer failed the test in which it did not generate the
InvalidOperationException and then same kind of complain that came from
.Net's sgen when dealing with a class with non-public property setter. Does
mono use sgen? But at least it
Hi Dave,
Thanks for your suggestion and the links to download the parallel
installation. It is fanatastic and why Linux does not do this as modi
operandi for other software like GnuCash?
I followed the instructions provided by the link and managed to install
pmono and the accompanied MonoDevelop
Daniel Lo Nigro wrote
Have you tried this with Mono 3.0?
No. I have not try this in Mono 3.0.
I am not too experience in Ubuntu and I am rather being put off by the
age-old-Unix-style of get-source-and-build. Hence I have not install Mono
3.0. It was already a struggle to get MonoDevelop 3.x on
Hi,
I rerun time test and write out the Environment.Version and it is
4.0.30319.1, which to me means .Net CLR 4.0. This therefore should not
include any weird 'feature' Microsoft added to .Net Framework 2 SP2
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/956847 . Besides that knowledge base
article
On May 11, 2013, at 7:15 AM, MarLOne wrote:
I am not too experience in Ubuntu and I am rather being put off by the
age-old-Unix-style of get-source-and-build. Hence I have not install Mono
3.0. It was already a struggle to get MonoDevelop 3.x on to my Ubuntu 12.04.
May be I have to look for
Have you tried this with Mono 3.0?
On Wed, May 1, 2013 at 2:08 PM, MarLOne infoseeker...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Not sure if this has been reported - there is difference in runtime
treatment of XML Serialization between CLR and Mono runtime.
I have a class like this:
using System;
using
Hi,
Not sure if this has been reported - there is difference in runtime
treatment of XML Serialization between CLR and Mono runtime.
I have a class like this:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.Runtime.Serialization;
namespace
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