jacanosalado wrote
I can't understand what is the real purpose of mkbundle. Would be great if
anyone could make this clear.
am I right if I say the unique purpose of mkbundle is to create a package
containing all the assemblies a mono app depends on, but not to aot this
package.
AOT is a
I can't understand what is the real purpose of mkbundle. Would be great if
anyone could make this clear.
am I right if I say the unique purpose of mkbundle is to create a package
containing all the assemblies a mono app depends on, but not to aot this
package.
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In general, mkbundle serves two purposes: simplified deployment and light
obfuscation.
And it is both simpler and more robust to deploy with a relocatable Mono
instead (the default)
On Dec 1, 2013, at 4:03 AM, mobin.seven mobin.se...@live.com wrote:
Hi
markcoburnwa wrote
I have
markcoburnwa wrote
I am now trying to instruct mkbundle to generate a native ARM executable
which bundles the mono executable, my mono app, and the class libraries it
references. I know mkbundle looks at the CC and AS environment variables
so I set them beforehand to use the toolchain
Hi
markcoburnwa wrote
I have successfully cross-compiled mono using my ARM toolchain.
Can you tell me what did you wanted to do and how? Can you give me a link
or teach me right here?
I want to use mkbundle and port apps to ARM too. If you have succeed please
give me a clue.
Thanks
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Thanks, that is helpful to know about. However, according to the mkbundle.cs
source file, it defaults to using the linux style and that style matches
what is being generated when I run mkbundle. So it seems that mkbundle is
not supported in my scenario.
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On Jun 11, 2013, at 10:00 AM, markcoburnwa mcob...@globalscape.com wrote:
Thanks, that is helpful to know about. However, according to the mkbundle.cs
source file, it defaults to using the linux style and that style matches what
is being generated when I run mkbundle.
Indeed; I should have
I am interested in using mkbundle (without the static option) to simplify
deployment of a mono application to an ARM device. I have successfully
cross-compiled mono using my ARM toolchain. I also compiled mono on the
host machine without the cross compiler so I can compile my mono app using
On Jun 10, 2013, at 7:56 PM, markcoburnwa mcob...@globalscape.com wrote:
Unfortunately, I get unrecognized symbol type assembler errors.
The problem is that there is not just one style of assembly. There are
multiple styles, for varying conventions, in order to appease the default
assembler
