Re: [Python.NET] problems with mono 1.1.13.4 and PythonNet beta 5
Hi Brian I gave up trying to compile pythonnet with mcs. When I was done, mono segvs all over the place. Also, I couldn't find ildasm in the mono distribution so I used monodis instead. So now I am using the distributed pythonnet -1.0-rc2 I am running the pythonnet tests under mono and I get a few failures. 1) FAIL: Test the str() representation of an exception. The string I got from mono was: ..................String was not recognized as a valid DateTime 2) FAIL: Test implicit assembly loading via import ?? 3)also, the conversion test def test(): ConversionTest().DoubleField = 1.7976931348623159e308 did not overflow. When I do >print 1.7976931348623159e308 I get 1.#INF 4) The testRemoveInternalCallHandler test in test_events causes mono to segv. The line "from CLR.System.Windows.Forms import Form" causes this. 5) Same thing in test_method in the function testSubclassInstanceConversion Mathew
Hopefully compiling will be a lot easier soon, as all the IL rewriting voodoo will be gone. It is encouraging, though, that most of the tests run now on mono - I didn't get very far last time I tried ;^) What is the state of the mono world at this point in terms of most common version? I will try to look at these - can you tell me what platform you're on when you're seeing this? Thanks! -Brian On 3/22/06, Mathew Yeates <myeates@jpl.nasa.gov> wrote:
Hi Brian
I gave up trying to compile pythonnet with mcs. When I was done, mono segvs all over the place. Also, I couldn't find ildasm in the mono distribution so I used monodis instead.
So now I am using the distributed pythonnet -1.0-rc2
I am running the pythonnet tests under mono and I get a few failures.
1) FAIL: Test the str() representation of an exception. The string I got from mono was: ..................String was not recognized as a valid DateTime
2) FAIL: Test implicit assembly loading via import ??
3)also, the conversion test def test(): ConversionTest().DoubleField = 1.7976931348623159e308
did not overflow. When I do >print 1.7976931348623159e308 I get 1.#INF
4) The testRemoveInternalCallHandler test in test_events causes mono to segv. The line "from CLR.System.Windows.Forms import Form" causes this.
5) Same thing in test_method in the function testSubclassInstanceConversion
Mathew
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windowsXP sp2 Brian Lloyd wrote:
Hopefully compiling will be a lot easier soon, as all the IL rewriting voodoo will be gone.
It is encouraging, though, that most of the tests run now on mono - I didn't get very far last time I tried ;^)
What is the state of the mono world at this point in terms of most common version? I will try to look at these - can you tell me what platform you're on when you're seeing this?
Thanks!
-Brian
On 3/22/06, *Mathew Yeates* <myeates@jpl.nasa.gov <mailto:myeates@jpl.nasa.gov>> wrote:
Hi Brian
I gave up trying to compile pythonnet with mcs. When I was done, mono segvs all over the place. Also, I couldn't find ildasm in the mono distribution so I used monodis instead.
So now I am using the distributed pythonnet - 1.0-rc2
I am running the pythonnet tests under mono and I get a few failures.
1) FAIL: Test the str() representation of an exception. The string I got from mono was: ..................String was not recognized as a valid DateTime
2) FAIL: Test implicit assembly loading via import ??
3)also, the conversion test def test(): ConversionTest().DoubleField = 1.7976931348623159e308
did not overflow. When I do >print 1.7976931348623159e308 I get 1.#INF
4) The testRemoveInternalCallHandler test in test_events causes mono to segv. The line "from CLR.System.Windows.Forms import Form" causes this.
5) Same thing in test_method in the function testSubclassInstanceConversion
Mathew
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