Hi,I would like to know if somebody is working in porting mono to symbian OS. Is there any work in progress around it?I'd be interested to hear that, too!The only related product I know of is AppForge Crossfire (http://www.appforge.com/products/crossfire/index.html), which is commercial.Mono does
Hi Thomas,Found the question about Symbian in the below posting - Would just like to add a vote. Mobility is key - am I wrong when I say most new applications has a mobility perspective? We should have at least an official opinion on this? ThomasHearing and finding nothing new on the topi
i have a nokia 9200i and would love to run mono apps on it,
i'd be there as a tester for sure!!
-tl
On Fri, 2006-11-10 at 15:39 +0100, Andreas Färber wrote:
> Hi Thomas,
>
> > Found the question about Symbian in the below posting - Would just
> > like to add a vote. Mobility is key - am I wro
Hey,
> I figured Mono was way too big for my phone and Symbian OS only
> includes a POSIX compatibility library and otherwise uses C++
> libraries along with its own conventions, so porting Mono directly
> seemed problematic at least.
Mono does require very little from the underlying OS other tha
Hi,
>> I figured Mono was way too big for my phone and Symbian OS only
>> includes a POSIX compatibility library and otherwise uses C++
>> libraries along with its own conventions, so porting Mono directly
>> seemed problematic at least.
>
> Mono does require very little from the underlying OS oth
Hello,
> I defintely agree that this would have been the easiest, yes. Mono
> does use TLS so would be okay, however I am not aware of any of its
> dependencies (glib, etc.) being available, also Symbian uses its own
> (ugly) Perl-based make system on Windows.
Mono now ships with an embedde
