congrats to mono on their second-life rollout: http://blog.secondlife.com/2008/08/20/mono-launch/ jason — 8 days ago tags: Mono
congrats to mono on their second-life rollout: http://blog.secondlife.com/2008/08/20/mono-launch/ jason — 8 days ago tags: Mono
At this stage much of Gendarme action is reflected into it's Mono 2.0 branch - but there are some differences (we're not HEAD-less ;-). The second part of Nestor GSoC work (the new rules) happens on HEAD (2.1 that will become Gendarme 2.2). This morning I also added a new rule AvoidExtensionMethodOnSystemObjectRule inside a new assembly, Gendarme.Rules.Design.Linq. More coming in Hack Week 3! poupou — 12 days ago tags: nestor,Mono,Gendarme
Mono 2.0 preview 2 was tagged earlier this morning. I'll start benchmarking Gendarme later tonight, then update the win32 installer for it's release later this week. Meanwhile the feedback-based enhancements will still continue to happen on both the 2.0 branch and SVN HEAD - probably until Hack Week 3 :) poupou — 17 days ago tags: Mono,Gendarme
Fixed a bunch of small issues in the last days (well nights ;-). The most important one is that I finally found out why the Gendarme Wizard did not report as much defects than the console runner.... it simply did not default to the same visibility check* (visible only instead of all). * This is a new option in the console runner (by Nestor) which is very useful to apply the rules to Mono. poupou — 20 days ago tags: nestor,Gendarme,Mono
latexer provided a patch to fix (i.e. ignore) all delegates in Gendarme AvoidUnusedParameterRule (bnc 414541). I also reduced the rule memory allocations by 86077KB (12%) over all Mono 2.0 assemblies, but I "limited" it to checking the first 64 parameters of each method (any method with more parameters has other issues IMHO ;-) poupou — 24 days ago tags: Gendarme,Mono
Fixed two issues in Gendarme AvoidUncalledPrivateCodeRule. First one is about (unreported) unused properties (bnc #410000). The second is another case with generics. I also found a bug in TreeView.Sort under Vista (MS code, not Mono) that leads the wizard into infinite recursion (sorting rules). The fix was much easier than finding the problem (since I wrongly blamed my async code). poupou — about 1 month ago tags: Gendarme,Mono
Earlier today Zoltan, aka vargaz, made a nice commit to change a few Type.GetType(string), which requires reflection, into faster typeof(x). How many more are there in mono ? 84 tonight (hopefully less tomorrow) according to Gendarme new rule: AvoidTypeGetTypeForConstantStringsRule. poupou — 2 months ago tags: vargaz,Mono,Gendarme
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