.NET and Mac OS
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hello, i've got an application totally developed using .NET, and i'm about to embark on see if it'll run on a Mac machine. is this possible?? has anyone out there attempted this? if so, and successfully, is there anything in particular i need to know or do?? thank you Orion orion.buttigieg@Teamplate.com www.Teamplate.com
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hello, i've got an application totally developed using .NET, and i'm about to embark on see if it'll run on a Mac machine. is this possible?? has anyone out there attempted this? if so, and successfully, is there anything in particular i need to know or do?? thank you Orion orion.buttigieg@Teamplate.com www.Teamplate.com
You are probably not working for a real world project, do you ?
She's so dirty, she threw a boomerang and it wouldn't even come back.
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You are probably not working for a real world project, do you ?
She's so dirty, she threw a boomerang and it wouldn't even come back.
How blunt of you...:-D Norm Almond: I seen some GUI's in my life but WTF is this mess ;-) Leppie: I made an app for my sister and she wouldnt use it till it was colorful enough:) Norm:good point leppie, from that statement I can only deduce that this GUI must be aimed at children:laugh: Leppie:My sister is 25:eek: -Norm on the MailMagic GUI
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hello, i've got an application totally developed using .NET, and i'm about to embark on see if it'll run on a Mac machine. is this possible?? has anyone out there attempted this? if so, and successfully, is there anything in particular i need to know or do?? thank you Orion orion.buttigieg@Teamplate.com www.Teamplate.com
Unfortunately you need the .net framework in order to run apps. The framework has not been ported to the Mac. However, the framework is currently being ported to Linux via www.go-mono.com project which is rumoured to be porting it to the mac once they finsh. I've also heard that Corel was working on this for the Mac but who knows. Anyway, your app will not run.
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Unfortunately you need the .net framework in order to run apps. The framework has not been ported to the Mac. However, the framework is currently being ported to Linux via www.go-mono.com project which is rumoured to be porting it to the mac once they finsh. I've also heard that Corel was working on this for the Mac but who knows. Anyway, your app will not run.
ez2, thanks for the reply. i know i need the framework to run the .NET i just wasn't sure if the .NET would like the Mac OS. i didn't think it would but you never know there might have been a work around somewhere out on the net. it wasn't a big issue. i generally find any real company doing any real business are working on pc's. anyways i appreciate the response it confirms what i pretty well knew already. thanks. Orion orion.buttigieg@Teamplate.com www.Teamplate.com
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Unfortunately you need the .net framework in order to run apps. The framework has not been ported to the Mac. However, the framework is currently being ported to Linux via www.go-mono.com project which is rumoured to be porting it to the mac once they finsh. I've also heard that Corel was working on this for the Mac but who knows. Anyway, your app will not run.
ez2 wrote: currently being ported to Linux via www.go-mono.com project Before you say such things, you should know that this workforce decided a couple of weeks ago that making the System.Windows.Forms run with native code was just too hard, so they have decided to use a WIN32 emulator instead. Unfortunately, this emulator is known as something unreliable, bugged, uncomplete, ... Open your eyes, and read : "System.Windows.Forms is currently being implemented using the Win32 API, we will be using WineLib on Unix systems to emulate the Win32 API. Although the original plans were to use Gtk on X and Cocoa on MacOS X, it would be very hard to emulate the event model in which some Winforms applications depend, and it would be very hard to implement the Wndproc method. " This is an excerpt from go-mono[^].
She's so dirty, she threw a boomerang and it wouldn't even come back.
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ez2 wrote: currently being ported to Linux via www.go-mono.com project Before you say such things, you should know that this workforce decided a couple of weeks ago that making the System.Windows.Forms run with native code was just too hard, so they have decided to use a WIN32 emulator instead. Unfortunately, this emulator is known as something unreliable, bugged, uncomplete, ... Open your eyes, and read : "System.Windows.Forms is currently being implemented using the Win32 API, we will be using WineLib on Unix systems to emulate the Win32 API. Although the original plans were to use Gtk on X and Cocoa on MacOS X, it would be very hard to emulate the event model in which some Winforms applications depend, and it would be very hard to implement the Wndproc method. " This is an excerpt from go-mono[^].
She's so dirty, she threw a boomerang and it wouldn't even come back.
__Stephane Rodriguez__ wrote: Before you say such things, you should know that this workforce decided a couple of weeks ago that making the System.Windows.Forms run with native code was just too hard, so they have decided to use a WIN32 emulator instead. Unfortunately, this emulator is known as something unreliable, bugged, uncomplete, ... Open your eyes, and read : "System.Windows.Forms is currently being implemented using the Win32 API, we will be using WineLib on Unix systems to emulate the Win32 API. Although the original plans were to use Gtk on X and Cocoa on MacOS X, it would be very hard to emulate the event model in which some Winforms applications depend, and it would be very hard to implement the Wndproc method. " What does that have to do with anything? IMHO the popularity of Interop is far more of an obstacle to easy crossplatform ports than which library Mono is using to implement winforms.
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__Stephane Rodriguez__ wrote: Before you say such things, you should know that this workforce decided a couple of weeks ago that making the System.Windows.Forms run with native code was just too hard, so they have decided to use a WIN32 emulator instead. Unfortunately, this emulator is known as something unreliable, bugged, uncomplete, ... Open your eyes, and read : "System.Windows.Forms is currently being implemented using the Win32 API, we will be using WineLib on Unix systems to emulate the Win32 API. Although the original plans were to use Gtk on X and Cocoa on MacOS X, it would be very hard to emulate the event model in which some Winforms applications depend, and it would be very hard to implement the Wndproc method. " What does that have to do with anything? IMHO the popularity of Interop is far more of an obstacle to easy crossplatform ports than which library Mono is using to implement winforms.
Anonymous wrote: IMHO the popularity of Interop is far more of an obstacle to easy crossplatform ports than which library Mono is using to implement winforms. How do you show winforms then on Unix ? Surely the BSTR to String interop marshalling helps you a lot.:confused::zzz::wtf:
How low can you go ?
(MS retrof_u_ck)