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DotNet / First version released
« on: September 01, 2008, 01:23:32 am »
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There's one annoying bug : it crashes randomly on internal objects destructions. I suspect the code is not completely GC-safe, but this is also the first time I write C# code (and .Net in general).

So, if someone can point out the mistake (I think it's located in the ObjectBase class), let me know Smile
I haven't looked at the code yet, but if the bug occurs, you should be getting a stack trace and exception. Have a paste?

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Any other bug report or suggestion is also welcome, as I'm not an expert in C#. Especially regaring C# standards / idioms / philosophy.
When I get some time I'll look, but you should probably keep in mind that it won't look all that much like the C++ version if we're trying to go with C# conventions. C# is a different (better, IMO--cleaner, more logical) beast.

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One last thing : if someone could test it under Mono, just to make sure everything's ok (AFAIK Mono doesn't fully implements .Net 2.0).
They're in final release stages before Mono 2.0 comes out--in theory at least, they implement everything in the System namespace.

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DotNet / Does a .NET binding exist?
« on: August 24, 2008, 02:54:34 pm »
It looks fairly straightforward. I need to look into the SFML library more, but I could probably handle writing the bindings for it.

(I'm a student Mono developer, so I have a little bit of familiarity with the necessary stuff, yes. ;) )

The task shows some progress--is there code done? (I haven't looked at SVN yet.)

Cheers,
Ed

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DotNet / Does a .NET binding exist?
« on: August 24, 2008, 03:43:16 am »
The topic says it all. I'm curious as to whether a .NET binding exists for SFML. If one exists, I might be interested in starting it (or writing one, if it doesn't).

Cheers,
Ed

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