Mono and Gtk# programms.

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Hello,

does anyone have successfull experience with mono on Windows.

I have download
mono-1.0.1-gtksharp-1.0-win32-0.5.exe

But to compile und run programs whitch use Gtk# is not possible:
The result is
error CS0006: Cannot find assembly `gtk-sharp.dll'
error CS0006: Cannot find assembly `glib-sharp.dll'

Does anyone know which environment variables are necessary ?!

Thanks a lot.

Frank Iversen
 
fliversen said:
Hello,

does anyone have successfull experience with mono on Windows.

I have download
mono-1.0.1-gtksharp-1.0-win32-0.5.exe

But to compile und run programs whitch use Gtk# is not possible:
The result is
error CS0006: Cannot find assembly `gtk-sharp.dll'
error CS0006: Cannot find assembly `glib-sharp.dll'

Does anyone know which environment variables are necessary ?!

Thanks a lot.

Frank Iversen
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Most of the tools in the bin folder were not updated with the correct path
prior to shipping between 1.0 and 1.0.1.

On UNIX/Linux you could use the magic of symbolic links to fix this in a
jiffy. On Windows, I just made a directory to match the one the tools are
looking for. I tried uninstalling and installing to that directory but this
resulted in files in the wrong places. Just do this at the command prompt
and it will work:

C:\> mkdir C:\mono\Mono-1.0
C:\> cd mono\Mono-1.0
C:\mono\Mono-1.0> xcopy "C:\Program Files\Mono-1.0.1\"*.* /s

Also set MONO_PATH and MONO_CFG_DIR environment variables.

Oh, you could also edit all the tools manually or if you use Cygwin and know
how to use sed and a few other such tools then you could do a batch edit. MS
Word probably even has a handy way to do this.

Dilton
 
Fliversen,

Do not tell which language you use and ask your question as well in the
newsgroup

Microsoft.public.dotnet.languages.vb

You have a big change that you will get a very good answer there.

Cor
 
Before my message is wrong understood, with my message I did not say that
the message from Dilton was not good, however when you want more answers.

Cor
 
Hello,
Most of the tools in the bin folder were not updated with the correct path
prior to shipping between 1.0 and 1.0.1.

On UNIX/Linux you could use the magic of symbolic links to fix this in a
jiffy. On Windows, I just made a directory to match the one the tools are
looking for. I tried uninstalling and installing to that directory but this
resulted in files in the wrong places. Just do this at the command prompt
and it will work:

C:\> mkdir C:\mono\Mono-1.0
C:\> cd mono\Mono-1.0
C:\mono\Mono-1.0> xcopy "C:\Program Files\Mono-1.0.1\"*.* /s

Also set MONO_PATH and MONO_CFG_DIR environment variables.

Oh, you could also edit all the tools manually or if you use Cygwin and know
how to use sed and a few other such tools then you could do a batch edit. MS
Word probably even has a handy way to do this.
Click to expand...

Thanks,
I have also move the mono directory to c:\Mono...
and I have now informations from the people of mono:

// with
// PKG_CONFIG_PATH=\Mono1.0.1\lib\pkgconfig
// >mcs hellogtk.cs -pkg:gtk-sharp

With these settings it is ok.

So long
Frank Iversen



I have not try
 
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