I have a simple C# application that needs to be able to PInvoke into both a
x86 and x64 C/C++ library on Linux. I realize Mono x86 runs fine on Linux
64-bit but obviously to PInvoke into an x64 C/C++ library, I need Mono x64
for Linux.
I'm sure /someone/ somewhere must have already compiled Mono x
Pmono has a 64bit build for debian
http://inorton.wordpress.com/2013/05/05/mono-3-0-10-and-monodevelop-4-0-4-for-linux-i386-and-amd64/
As does mono-d
http://mono-d.alexanderbothe.com/?p=958
Your 64bit app cant call a 32bit library though.
On 8 May 2013 19:41, "BitFlipper" wrote:
> I have a sim
Excellent, thanks for the links!
Ian Norton-3 wrote
> Your 64bit app cant call a 32bit library though.
Yes, that is fully understood.
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Hello Mono group,
My firm has been using Mono successfully under Ubuntu, OpenSUSE, and
RHEL/CentOS 6. Now we have a client that is using CentOS 5.7 and we've
stubbed our toe getting Mono to install/compile/link. I'm hoping someone
on this list could provide some insights/best practices/links to
