I have to ask you for help.
I'm trying resurrected old project based on MQX 4.2 RTOS.
I'm using codewarior in 10.6 version but i can't find required packages for enable configure MQX rtos 4.2.
Can you help me somehow?
Link below sort of describe which packages i need:
https://community.nxp.com/t5/MQX-Software-Solutions/How-to-add-MQX-4-2-project-to-codewarrior-10-6/m-p/435906
Thanks a lot for your help.
PS.
I think I found solution but I need codewarior in version 10.2, i will looking for it.
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i have a raspberry pi 4 with ubuntu 21.04 Desktop and i want to install kotlin (I don't want to use snap).
Can anyone tell me how to do it?
Thanks.
The easiest/officially supported way to get started is using IntelliJ IDEA Community. Take a look at this guide for an in-depth explanation on RPi, without Snap. The Kotlin plugin comes bundled with the application, so it should be installed by this point. You can then create a new project, and IntelliJ will guide you on setting up a native (binary executable/shared library) or JVM (compatible with Java) project.
Hope this helps! Let me know if you need anything else.
Looking for a download to MONO Runtime 3.2 but I just can find this for Mac.
See HERE
Are there no releases for Linux/Windows ?
Are there no releases for Linux?
The tarball is all you need to use/install Mono in Linux.
If what you want is that your favourite distro imports this version of Mono into its packaging system (e.g.: apt-get), then you would need to ask in the forums, mailing lists or other online resources about that distro.
Are there no releases for Windows?
First, I will ask you another question, are you sure do you really need Mono for Windows? For most use cases, Windows already bundles .NET into the last versions. Furthermore, Mono for Windows is not a top priority platform for the Mono team and may lack features or have worse performance than on Linux/Mac. Therefore Mono for windows is only really useful for certain uncommon scenarios.
If you're really interested in those uncommon use cases, then keep bugging Mono maintainers in their forums, mailing lists or IRC, to remind them to package it (it's not really a priority anymore since this platform is not something they target with their commercial offerings).
UPDATE: A Xamarin employee stated that the installer would be available when version 3.2.3 is released, and they complied with their promise because 3.2.3 has been released and the windows installer is available in the download page.
Some questions about Simple.Data and Mono:
Can I safely choose Simple.Data for a new project using Mono today?
There is the intention to maintain Mono compatibility in future versions?
The features are the same as the version for Windows?
Some testimony from someone who has already used in Mono?
Many thanks!
There will be a new official Mono build soon as part of the RC process. For now you should be able to clone the GitHub repo (http://github.com/markrendle/Simple.Data) and build the latest version.
Mono support is a requirement of the project, and will continue in all future versions.
Everything that works on Windows and MS.NET should work on Mono on OSX and Linux. If you find that something does not work, that is a bug and should be reported at http://github.com/markrendle/Simple.Data/Issues .
I have not personally got any projects using Simple.Data on Mono, so I can't offer a real testimony, but there are ~700 tests which all pass using Mono 2.10 on Mac OSX against a SQL Server DB.
I have been trying to install glashfish 2.x into netbeans 7.0.1 for three days now. Needless to say, I have tried many, many things. Presently I am here: According to Netbeans.org, glassfish 2.x should be in the list of available plugins. But it's not there.
Will anyone please share their success with me? I am using mac os x.
Thanks
Tell me about it. Been fighting this off and on now for a week. Keep having to go back to 7.0.0 prior to adding the 'fixes' to plugins. Utterly frustrating!
Did you guys check what you had in your netbeans update center ? I have heard people mentioning that they had URLs for 6.9 and plugins (such as GF2.0) will not show up until you modify that URL for 7.0
My app is fairly close to being submitted for approval. I would like to make sure I am using the most current version of Xcode that I can. My Mac's operation system is Mac OS X Version 10.6.8 and I am using Xcode Version 3.2.3. I have seen that there are Versions 4.0 and 4.1 for Xcode. Should I be using one of these, or am I good to go?
Both Xcode 3.2 and 4.0 are supported on Snow Leopard. You can use any of them. Since you already use 3.2 I would recommend that you keep using that version until you find a good time to update to the 4.x series.
It is however a good idea to update to the latest version of Xcode 3.2, which is currently 3.2.6. That way you get the latest bug fixes and updates while staying on the 3.2 branch.
I highly recommend Xcode 4. You'll want to upgrade to it eventually anyway. Also, it makes it much easier to package up an app and submit it to the App Store. Just make sure you keep your Xcode 3, in case you need it - see here: Can I run Xcode 3 and Xcode 4 at the same time?