Jonathan Chambers wrote
> See the documentation on using 'mono_jit_exec' at
> http://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/embedding/
>
> Even if you are embedding and just invoking methods in a library, you need
> a dummy Main method. Invoking this is the only way to setup some internals
> within th
Hello,
See the documentation on using 'mono_jit_exec' at
http://www.mono-project.com/docs/advanced/embedding/
Even if you are embedding and just invoking methods in a library, you need
a dummy Main method. Invoking this is the only way to setup some internals
within the runtime. I can't say this
Robert Jordan wrote
> You did not show us how you're initializing the runtime.
Much of this code was wrapped in a facade mechanism, here is the
initialization code (directories are the build path + "\\lib" and "\\etc")
mono_config_parse( NULL ); // Use the standard configuration...
mono_set_dirs(
On 13.09.2014 22:30, tbrooks wrote:
I've broken everything down to an extremely simple test, this crashes for me
about every other run with an access violation 0x0C (so a null pointer
somewhere in mono_runtime_invoke). It seems related to Console.WriteLine; if
it is removed the crashing stops
