As per suggestions from this thread on running C# apps sans .NET I've compiled my app using mono. I built the original app using the latest Visual C# .NET Express Edition. It runs fine on .NET on Windows. I then opened up Cygwin and navigated to my source where I compiled the project again, under mono using the following command: $ m...
Hello, I'd like to convert my simple pure .Net 2.0 console utility into a portable exe which I could just put on an USB stick and run without having to worry whether the CLR and framework libraries are installed on a particular machine or not. Stackoverflow already has some information on using Mono and Mkbundle for creating self-con...
Hi, I'm trying to follow the following post to build a c# app with mono embedded, using cygwin. I am following the guide here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1321207/how-to-convert-a-simple-net-console-project-a-into-portable-exe-with-mono-and-mk The error I am receiving is: "gcc: the -mno-cygwin flag has been removed; use a m...
Hi, I've used mono mkbundle on cygwin, to compile a dot net app, and it works fine. I used the instructions from here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1906843/c-cywgwin-mono-mkbundle-windows-7-cannot-compile-file The finished app will not run unless the following files (copied from the mono/bin) folder are in the same folder as the ...
Hi, I've spent a considerable amount of time trying to make a bundle with mono. I can run the program just fine saying mono program.exe but when I say mkbundle --deps -o test test.exe It outputs OS is: Linux Sources: 1 Auto-dependencies: True embedding: /home/chris/Documents/Depot/test/bin/Release/test.exe embedding: /usr/...
I'd like to see if I can reduce VM latencies by using Mono's AOT (ahead of time compiler). How does one run the .so files? (Sorry this is question is so rudimentary; I couldn't find a simple answer on Mono's documentation). I figured out how to use mkbundle (mkbundle2 in this case), but are the resulting files being optimized? The Mono ...
I thought the purpose of mkbundle2 was to allow a machine without mono installed to run a mono application. But it does not seem to be packaging libmono.so. I am not sure if it is supposed to or not, but the destination machine is complaining that it can't find libmono.so.0 when I run the bundle. Why would it be looking for that file?...
Hi, I have a very simple .NET commandline application that I want to port to OS X. I can run it with "mono app.exe" However, the destination machines won't have mono installed. So, I wanted to bundle mono inside the app. In order to do this, I used mkbundle2: mkbundle2 -o bundledapp.exe app.exe --deps This works without errors, outpu...