Error compiling

I'm trying to compile mono 2.10.2 on RHEL 4U8 with GCC 4.6.2 and encounter
this error during make:

test_glib-string-util.o(.text+0x2373): In function `test_strdupv':
/home/admin/mono-2.10.2/eglib/test/string-util.c:640: undefined reference to
`g_strv_length'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[4]: *** [test-glib] Error 1

Anyone have experience with error before? 

Thanks.

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Detect OS?

Well Im writing some c# code, I would like to know how I would detect what OS
the user is running,

I dont want to use alot of if/thens

and I was hoping not to use a switch,

I was hoping for something simple as /Enviroment.GetOS();/

:P 

But I know about

*Enviroment.OSVersion.ToString().StartsWith("Unix");*

is their a faster and or easier way to get the users OS ?

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Xmx analogue

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Xmx analogue

Hello! Does Mono have Java Xmx-analogue? I can't find it :(
Help me, please)

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Linux distro

Hi everywhere !

May I assume that the best Linux distro for Mono is OpenSUSE ? 

I maintan the 11.4 or go ahead to 12.1 ? 

It's for a server environment.

Thanks for your answer.

/Gabriel

/Gabriel

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Getting operational LDAP attributes

Hello!

I am wondering, wether it is possible to read operational LDAP
attributes (like createTimestamp od entryUUID) with the
Novell.Direcory.Ldap classes.

cheers
Mathias

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Mono 2.1 RHEL 4

We have an older cluster running RHEL 4.  We're trying to get mono 2.1 going. 
Anyone have luck compiling mono for an older version of redhat? 

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Mono on Aix / PASE - Basic information (howto)

Hello, we are trying to figure out how to get the report manager
(http://reportman.sourceforge.net/), used in our ERP, on Aix / PASE
(currently we run the ERP under the ZEND’s apache webserver).
The Report Manager is compiled in Delphi / Kylix or (most recently). NET.

*I wonder if is available (information are conflicting) a Mono version for
Aix / Pase, how to install and where download it.
*
I found some info here http://www.mono-project.com/Mono:PowerPC but i can't
understand if i should download the "Linux / PPC?" and how to install.

I wait for your reply and, for the moment, thank you.

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.ctor () is too complex.

Hello All !

I have Mono 2.10.8.1 installed on Ubuntu.

I test my .net application and got this error:

*
System.InvalidProgramException: Method MyNamespace1.MyClass1:.ctor () is too
complex.*

Yes, i have Big constructor in MyClass1 generated by custom wizard - about
15 500 lines of code.

Is any solution for my problem ?

Thanks alot!

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How to detect which version of Mono a library is compiled with?

Okay, so my other topic is getting bogged down and missing the point. 
Hopefully this will keep the important part separate from the cruft.

For reasons that won't be discussed here, I have a .Net 2.0 app that 
uses GTK#. This is fine on openSUSE using 2.10.6, but on Ubuntu 12.04 it 
crashes out because they compiled 2.10.8 and GTK# with the .Net 4.0 
profile. If I force the .Net 4.0 profile, it runs without a problem.

What I have at the moment is a "run" script that uses lsb_release to 
look for "Ubuntu" releases greater than "12", and if it finds it then it 
adds the "--runtime" switch. That is obviously an ugly hack, as 
off-shoots of Ubuntu (or other distros) could also end up with the same 
problem, but not get picked up because they're not "Ubuntu" or they're 
using a different versioning scheme.

What I want is a less hack-ish run script (currently using Bash). The 
proper way to do it is to check for features rather than string matching 
and version checking (which caused lots of JavaScript issues with people 
doing IE version checks badly). Is there a way to probe the profile that 
a Mono library was compiled with from Bash, without the ...-dev package 
being installed?

Thanks,

IBBoard
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Re: Gtk# support

	Hi !

> To my understanding, Ubuntu does not support GTK# for .NET 2.0 based 
> mono runtime, which is not a bug. You are trying to run an app with 
> insufficient software components on an OS. If you want to use the 
> feature that the OS does not provide, you'll have to provide that by 
> yourself, like it wouldn't make sense to bug Microsoft that WP7 does not 
> ship with System.Data.

	That is interesting. The problem is that, with Mono-2.10.8, .NET applications created with mono 2.10.8
and the latest MonoDevelop, that in Ubuntu work adding the "--runtime=v4.0 switch", do not work in
Windows anymore. They just simply crash, showing no errors.

	The only way to execute one of that applications is to install mono and launch them from there (showing at
the same time, an ugly command line window for a brief moment).

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