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This list of authors is outdated. For a full list of contributors
see:
http://www.go-mono.com/archive/mono-1.0.html
check out the git history.
C# Compiler:
Miguel de Icaza (miguel@ximian.com)

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* *
*********************************************************************
If you only want to build a snapshot or a fresh CVS checkout of the
If you only want to build a snapshot or a fresh checkout of the
sources, you should go into the `mono' sibling directory and issue the
make command, like this:
@ -35,72 +35,6 @@ make command, like this:
The compilation is bundled with the build due to dependencies on the
class libraries on the runtime.
Build Features for Developers of Mono.
======================================
These instructions apply to both Linux and Windows. To build this
package, you must already have a C# compiler installed. This means
that to build on Linux, you need to get a distribution of the MCS
binaries; these are called monocharges. They can be found at
www.go-mono.com/daily. On Windows, you can just use the
Microsoft compiler. You also need GNU make to build the software (on
Windows, you will need for example the Cygwin environment setup).
You can customize your MCS configuration by using:
./configure [--prefix=PREFIX] [--profile=PROFILE]
If you do not run the above, the defaults are /usr/local for the
prefix, and `default' for the profile.
To build the compiler and class libraries, run:
make
The libraries will be placed in the directory class/lib/ and the mcs
compiler executable in mcs/.
To install them, run the following:
make install
If you get "corlib out of sync" errors, try
make PROFILE="atomic"
A better alternative would be to fire off a 'make' from a sibling or
parent 'mono/' tree.
Troubleshooting
===============
We try to maintain the CVS tree such that it is bootstrapable from the
latest released version of mono and mcs. Occasionally, something in the
compiler or runtime changes enough that an existing installation cannot
complete a bootstrap from cvs. In this case, go to
http://go-mono.com/daily and download a monocharge or monolite tarball.
Unpack and copy the .dlls to $prefix/lib and .exes to $prefix/bin/.
Then you should be able to complete the build normally (i.e. using make
bootstrap).
wget http://go-mono.com/daily/monolite-20040505.tar.gz
tar -zxvf monolite-20040505.tar.gz
cd monolite-20040505
env prefix=/usr/local sh recharge.sh
Monocharges
===========
If you are tracking Mono's development, you may sometimes need to share
the compiled libraries with others, you can do:
make monocharge
Or a light version, which contains only the essential libraries and
results in a much smaller file:
make monocharge-lite
Configuration
=============
@ -110,48 +44,15 @@ place your configuration options in build/config.make
A list of variables that control the build are listed in the file
build/config-default.make.
Build profiles? What?
======================
Don't worry about them too much. If you're wondering which to use:
use the default if you can (that's why it's the default!) and use
the atomic if you have to.
The default profile uses the C# compiler and class libaries as they
are built. This lets you build MCS without needing to have already
installed it, but can fail if the libraries change significantly.
(This is the source of the dreaded "corlib out of sync" warning, most
of the time.)
The atomic profile tries to use the system compiler and preexisting
MCS libraries. New libaries are built against this constant reference
point, so if a newly built library has a binary incompatibility, the
rest of your build can proceed.
If you want to always use the atomic profile, run this command:
./configure --profile=atomic
More About the Build System
===========================
More information is found in build/README.*. Here's a quick rundown
of the features:
* Unified build system for Windows and Linux. Windows is still
fairly untested, but "should work." Unfortunately I don't
have a Windows machine to test on, but Gonzalo can get
corlib to build I think and that's about as complicated as
it gets.
* Profile support. 'make PROFILE=profilename' or 'export
PROFILE=profilename ; make' will work. Profiles are defined
in build/profiles/profilename.make ; right now there isn't
too much going on. The 'bootstrap' profile will build the
way makefile.gnu did on Linux, by setting MONO_PATH and
using mcs/mcs.exe; the default profile will build against
the existing system libraries and compile with 'mcs', which
should reduce a lot of 'corlib out of sync' warnings.
in build/profiles/profilename.make ;
* Important variables are shared among makefiles now; you can
edit build/config.make (see build/config-default.make for a
@ -164,16 +65,11 @@ of the features:
* Test libraries now live in class/Library/Library_test.dll,
not class/Library/Test. 'make test' will build the test DLL,
'make run-test' will actually run the nunit tests. Set the
variable TEST_HARNESS to run with a program other than
nunit-console (for example, nunit-gtk).
'make run-test' will actually run the nunit tests.
* Standardized recursive targets: all, clean, install, test,
run-test. Read build/README.makefiles for definitions of
what they should do
* (Relatively) sane 'make dist' target; 'make distcheck'
support; cute 'make monocharge' and 'make monocharge-lite'
targets. They're made possible because 'make install' now
supports DESTDIR a la automake, which I'm sure someone cares
about.
support;

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mkinstalldirs \
MonoIcon.png \
README \
ScalableMonoIcon.svg \
winexe.in
ScalableMonoIcon.svg
dist-local: dist-default
@ -138,24 +137,35 @@ distcheck: dist-tarball
rm -f before.list after.list distdist.list ; \
rm -rf $(package) InstallTest
monocharge:
chargedir=monocharge-`date -u +%Y%m%d` ; \
mkdir "$$chargedir" ; \
DESTDIR=`cd "$$chargedir" && pwd` ; \
$(MAKE) install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1 ; \
tar cvjf "$$chargedir".tar.bz2 "$$chargedir" ; \
rm -rf "$$chargedir"
# Targets for creating API diffs of the framework
# A bare-bones monocharge.
MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH := $(topdir)../external/api-snapshot/
GENAPI := $(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH)tools/genapi/GenAPI.exe
MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PROFILE_PATH := $(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH)profiles/$(PROFILE)/
MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES_IGNORED := $(addprefix $(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/, Mono.CSharp.dll SystemWebTestShim.dll standalone-runner-support.dll nunit.core.dll nunit.core.extensions.dll nunit.core.interfaces.dll nunit.framework.dll nunit.framework.extensions.dll nunit.mocks.dll nunit.util.dll nunit-console-runner.dll nunitlite.dll)
MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES := $(filter-out $(MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES_IGNORED), $(wildcard $(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/*.dll)) $(wildcard $(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/Facades/*.dll)
MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES_CS := $(MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES:$(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/%.dll=$(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PROFILE_PATH)%.cs)
monocharge-lite:
chargedir=monocharge-lite-`date -u +%Y%m%d` ; \
mkdir "$$chargedir" ; \
DESTDIR=`cd "$$chargedir" && pwd` ; \
$(MAKE) -C mcs install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1; \
$(MAKE) -C class/corlib install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1; \
$(MAKE) -C class/System install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1; \
$(MAKE) -C class/System.XML install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1; \
$(MAKE) -C class/Mono.CSharp.Debugger install DESTDIR="$$DESTDIR" || exit 1; \
tar cvjf "$$chargedir".tar.bz2 "$$chargedir" ; \
rm -rf "$$chargedir"
$(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PROFILE_PATH)%.cs: $(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/%.dll $(GENAPI) $(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH)profiles/license-header.txt
@mkdir -p $(dir $@)
$(Q) MONO_PATH=$(topdir)class/lib/$(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE) $(RUNTIME) $(GENAPI) -libPath:$(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE),$(topdir)class/lib/$(PROFILE)/Facades -out:$(dir $@) -headerFile:$(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH)profiles/license-header.txt -assemblyAttributes -typeForwardedTo -assemblyVersion -assembly:$< || echo "Couldn't process assembly." > $@
mono-api-current: $(MONO_API_ASSEMBLIES_CS)
mono-api-current-clean:
$(Q) rm -rf "$(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PROFILE_PATH)"
mono-api-diff:
@echo "Regenerating API snapshot..."
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current-clean PROFILE=net_4_x
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current-clean PROFILE=monotouch
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current-clean PROFILE=monodroid
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current PROFILE=net_4_x
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current PROFILE=monotouch
$(Q) $(MAKE) mono-api-current PROFILE=monodroid
@echo "Checking public API differences..."
$(Q) cd $(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH); git add -A .
$(Q) cd $(MONO_API_SNAPSHOT_PATH); git diff --no-renames HEAD > $(abspath $(topdir))/temp.patch
@mkdir -p apidiff
$(Q) sed -e "/@diffdata@/r temp.patch" -e "/@diffdata@/d" -e "s/@title@/Public API Diff/g" -e "s/@description@/If the changes are intentional, run <code>make -C mcs mono-api-diff<\/code> locally and commit changes in external\/api-snapshot./g" diff.html.in > apidiff/index.html
$(Q) if [ -s temp.patch ]; then echo "Error: Found public API differences, see mcs/apidiff/index.html. If the changes are intentional, please go to external/api-snapshot and commit them."; rm -f temp.patch; exit 1; else echo "No differences found."; rm -f temp.patch; fi

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class/
The class libraries.
docs/
Some notes on the compiler and the class libraries.
errors/
Sample programs that should generate errors by the C# compiler.
ilasm/
The IL assembler.
jay/
Yacc-based parser generator.
mcs/
The Mono C# compiler
nunit24/
An old copy of the NUnit 2.4 library that we ship for historical reasons.
packages/
Integrates some packages from NuGet (like Roslyn) into the build system.
tests/
Regression test suite for the C# compiler
docs/
Some notes on the compiler and the class libraries.
nant/
A copy of nant source code, used during the build process
on Windows.
tools/
Various small development tools: CorCompare used to compare
two assemblies for differences in the API; TypeReflector is
a tool used to introspect types from assemblies from the
command line; MonoStyle helps you keep your code indendented
with the Mono programming style.
two assemblies for differences in the API; csharp is a C# REPL;
cil-strip trims IL from assemblies.
* Building Individual Directories
=================================
@ -51,14 +54,14 @@ package module which drives the compilation of this directory.
You can build individual components in the hierarchy by running the command
"make", and to install it use "make install".
By default, the 2.x profile is built, if you want to build the net 1.1 profile,
By default, the 4.x profile is built, if you want to build other profiles,
use the following command:
make PROFILE=net_1_1
make PROFILE=<profilename>
And to install:
make PROFILE=net_1_1 install
make PROFILE=<profilename> install
To turn on verbose mode in the build (for example to diagnose a
problem), you can use the V=1 flag, like this:
@ -68,16 +71,14 @@ problem), you can use the V=1 flag, like this:
* Running Unit tests
====================
You can run unit tests in individual components by running the command
"make run-test". If you want to run tests for a different profile (say
'net_1_1')
You can run unit tests in individual components by running the command:
make run-test PROFILE=net_1_1
make run-test
If you want to only run the tests in a single fixture (say
'MonoTests.System.TypeTest'), you can use
make run-test TEST_HARNESS_FLAGS=/fixture:MonoTests.System.TypeTest
make run-test TEST_FIXTURE=System.TypeTest
* Acknowledgements
==================

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mcs/build/README.configury
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@ -6,12 +6,12 @@ Peter Williams <peter@newton.cx>
It's pretty easy. You can create two files in this directory to tweak
settings: pre-config.make and config.make.
pre-config.make is included before $(PLATFORM).make and
pre-config.make is included before $(BUILD_PLATFORM).make and
$(PROFILE).make, so you can set either of these variables if you want
to change the default.
Just about any other change should go in config.make, which is
included after $(PLATFORM).make and $(PROFILE).make, so you can use
included after $(BUILD_PLATFORM).make and $(PROFILE).make, so you can use
the values defined in those files if you wish. For example,
MCS_FLAGS = $(DEFAULT_MCS_FLAGS) /my-experimental-optimizer-flag

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mcs/build/README.makefiles
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@ -119,8 +119,8 @@ Configuration variables are given defaults in `config-default.make';
`rules.make' optionally includes `$(topdir)/build/config.make', so you
can customize your build without CVS trying to commit your modified
`config-default.make' all the time. Platform-specific variables are
defined in `$(topdir)/build/platforms/$(PLATFORM).make', where
$(PLATFORM) is detected in config-default.make. (Currently, the only
defined in `$(topdir)/build/platforms/$(BUILD_PLATFORM).make', where
$(BUILD_PLATFORM) is detected in config-default.make. (Currently, the only
choices are linux.make and win32.make.)
The best way to learn what the configuration variables are is to read

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mcs/build/common/Consts.cs
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@ -34,11 +34,11 @@ static class Consts
// Use these assembly version constants to make code more maintainable.
//
public const string MonoVersion = "5.2.0.215";
public const string MonoVersion = "5.4.0.167";
public const string MonoCompany = "Mono development team";
public const string MonoProduct = "Mono Common Language Infrastructure";
public const string MonoCopyright = "(c) Various Mono authors";
public const int MonoCorlibVersion = 1050200001;
public const int MonoCorlibVersion = 1050400003;
#if MOBILE
// Versions of .NET Framework for Silverlight 4.0

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mcs/build/config-default.make
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@ -10,7 +10,7 @@
CODEPAGE = 65001
RUNTIME_FLAGS =
TEST_HARNESS = $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/$(PARENT_PROFILE)nunit-lite-console.exe
TEST_HARNESS = $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/$(PARENT_PROFILE)nunit-lite-console.exe
PLATFORM_DEBUG_FLAGS = /debug:portable
MCS_FLAGS =
MBAS_FLAGS = -debug
@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ mono_libdir = $(exec_prefix)/lib
sysconfdir = $(prefix)/etc
#RUNTIME = mono
RUNTIME = false
TEST_RUNTIME = MONO_PATH="./$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$(TEST_MONO_PATH)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) --debug
TEST_RUNTIME = MONO_PATH="./$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$(TEST_MONO_PATH)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) --debug
# In case you want to add MCS_FLAGS, this lets you not have to
# keep track of the default value

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mcs/build/executable.make
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@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ executable_CLEAN_FILES += $(response)
endif
ifndef the_libdir
the_libdir = $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/
the_libdir = $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/
ifdef PROGRAM_USE_INTERMEDIATE_FILE
build_libdir = $(the_libdir)tmp/
else
@ -42,8 +42,8 @@ executable_CLEAN_FILES += $(build_lib) $(build_lib).so $(build_lib).mdb $(build_
makefrag = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE)_$(base_prog).makefrag
MCS_REFERENCES = $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/%.dll,$(LIB_REFS))
MCS_REFERENCES += $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/%.exe,$(EXE_REFS))
MCS_REFERENCES = $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/%.dll,$(LIB_REFS))
MCS_REFERENCES += $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/%.exe,$(EXE_REFS))
ifndef NO_BUILD
all-local: $(the_lib) $(PROGRAM_config)
@ -117,7 +117,12 @@ ifndef PROGRAM_COMPILE
PROGRAM_COMPILE = $(CSCOMPILE)
endif
$(the_lib): $(the_libdir)/.stamp
$(the_lib): $(the_libdir)/.stamp $(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),$(if $(filter $(HOST_PLATFORM),$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/.stamp))
ifdef PROFILE_PLATFORM
$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/.stamp: | $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)-$(HOST_PLATFORM)/.stamp
$(if $(filter $(HOST_PLATFORM),$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),$(if $(filter $(BUILD_PLATFORM),win32),CYGWIN=winsymlinks:nativestrict) ln -s $(abspath $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)) $(abspath $(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)))
endif
$(build_lib): $(BUILT_SOURCES) $(EXTRA_SOURCES) $(response) $(build_libdir:=/.stamp)
$(PROGRAM_COMPILE) $(MCS_REFERENCES) -target:exe -out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES) $(EXTRA_SOURCES) @$(response)

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mcs/build/gensources.sh
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@ -29,6 +29,17 @@ process_includes() {
rm -f $t
}
check_newline_eof() {
file=$1
if ! test -f "$file"; then return; fi
if ! test -z "$(tail -c 1 "$file")"; then echo "$file: missing newline at end of file."; exit 1; fi
}
check_newline_eof $incfile
check_newline_eof $excfile
check_newline_eof $extfile
check_newline_eof $extexcfile
rm -f $outfile.makefrag
process_includes $incfile $outfile.inc

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mcs/build/library.make
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@ -23,37 +23,8 @@ _FILTER_OUT = $(foreach x,$(2),$(if $(findstring $(1),$(x)),,$(x)))
LIB_REFS_FULL = $(call _FILTER_OUT,=, $(LIB_REFS))
LIB_REFS_ALIAS = $(filter-out $(LIB_REFS_FULL),$(LIB_REFS))
LIB_MCS_FLAGS += $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/%.dll,$(LIB_REFS_FULL))
LIB_MCS_FLAGS += $(patsubst %,-r:%.dll, $(subst =,=$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/,$(LIB_REFS_ALIAS)))
sourcefile = $(LIBRARY).sources
# If the directory contains the per profile include file, generate list file.
PROFILE_sources := $(wildcard $(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).sources)
ifdef PROFILE_sources
PROFILE_excludes = $(wildcard $(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).exclude.sources)
sourcefile = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).sources
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(sourcefile)
# Note, gensources.sh can create a $(sourcefile).makefrag if it sees any '#include's
# We don't include it in the dependencies since it isn't always created
$(sourcefile): $(PROFILE_sources) $(PROFILE_excludes) $(topdir)/build/gensources.sh
@echo Creating the per profile list $@ ...
$(SHELL) $(topdir)/build/gensources.sh $@ '$(PROFILE_sources)' '$(PROFILE_excludes)'
endif
PLATFORM_excludes := $(wildcard $(LIBRARY).$(PLATFORM)-excludes)
ifndef PLATFORM_excludes
ifeq (cat,$(PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD))
response = $(sourcefile)
endif
endif
ifndef response
response = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)_$(LIBRARY).response
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(response)
endif
LIB_MCS_FLAGS += $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/%.dll,$(LIB_REFS_FULL))
LIB_MCS_FLAGS += $(patsubst %,-r:%.dll, $(subst =,=$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/,$(LIB_REFS_ALIAS)))
ifndef LIBRARY_NAME
LIBRARY_NAME = $(LIBRARY)
@ -65,11 +36,7 @@ else
lib_dir = lib
endif
ifdef LIBRARY_SUBDIR
the_libdir_base = $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)/$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)/
else
the_libdir_base = $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)/
endif
the_libdir_base = $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/$(if $(LIBRARY_SUBDIR),$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)/)
ifdef RESOURCE_STRINGS
ifneq (basic, $(PROFILE))
@ -110,7 +77,7 @@ SN = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARA
endif
endif
ifeq ($(PLATFORM), win32)
ifeq ($(BUILD_PLATFORM), win32)
GACDIR = `cygpath -w $(mono_libdir)`
GACROOT = `cygpath -w $(DESTDIR)$(mono_libdir)`
test_flags += -d:WINDOWS
@ -296,9 +263,51 @@ endif
# The library
$(the_lib): $(the_libdir)/.stamp
# If the directory contains the per profile include file, generate list file.
PROFILE_sources := $(firstword $(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),$(wildcard $(PROFILE_PLATFORM)_$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).sources)) $(wildcard $(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).sources) $(wildcard $(LIBRARY).sources))
PROFILE_excludes = $(firstword $(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),$(wildcard $(PROFILE_PLATFORM)_$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).exclude.sources)) $(wildcard $(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY).exclude.sources))
$(build_lib): $(response) $(sn) $(BUILT_SOURCES) $(build_libdir:=/.stamp) $(GEN_RESOURCE_DEPS)
# Note, gensources.sh can create a $(sourcefile).makefrag if it sees any '#include's
# We don't include it in the dependencies since it isn't always created
sourcefile = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE_PLATFORM)_$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)_$(LIBRARY).sources
$(sourcefile): $(PROFILE_sources) $(PROFILE_excludes) $(topdir)/build/gensources.sh $(depsdir)/.stamp
$(SHELL) $(topdir)/build/gensources.sh $@ '$(PROFILE_sources)' '$(PROFILE_excludes)'
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(sourcefile)
response = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE_PLATFORM)_$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)_$(LIBRARY).response
$(response): $(sourcefile) $(topdir)/build/library.make $(depsdir)/.stamp
$(PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD) <$(sourcefile) >$@
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(response)
makefrag = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE_PLATFORM)_$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)_$(LIBRARY).makefrag
$(makefrag): $(sourcefile) $(topdir)/build/library.make $(depsdir)/.stamp
# @echo Creating $@ ...
@sed 's,^,$(build_lib): ,' $< >$@
@if test ! -f $(sourcefile).makefrag; then :; else \
cat $(sourcefile).makefrag >> $@ ; \
echo '$@: $(sourcefile).makefrag' >> $@; \
echo '$(sourcefile).makefrag:' >> $@; fi
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(makefrag)
ifndef NO_BUILD
all-local: $(makefrag)
endif
-include $(makefrag)
$(the_lib): $(the_libdir)/.stamp $(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),$(if $(filter $(HOST_PLATFORM),$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),$(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)/.stamp))
ifdef PROFILE_PLATFORM
$(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)/.stamp: | $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)-$(HOST_PLATFORM)/.stamp
$(if $(filter $(HOST_PLATFORM),$(BUILD_PLATFORM)),$(if $(filter $(BUILD_PLATFORM),win32),CYGWIN=winsymlinks:nativestrict) ln -s $(abspath $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)) $(abspath $(topdir)/class/$(lib_dir)/$(PROFILE)))
endif
ifndef NO_BUILD
$(build_lib): $(response) $(sn) $(BUILT_SOURCES) $(build_libdir)/.stamp $(GEN_RESOURCE_DEPS)
$(LIBRARY_COMPILE) $(LIBRARY_FLAGS) $(LIB_MCS_FLAGS) $(GEN_RESOURCE_FLAGS) -target:library -out:$@ $(BUILT_SOURCES_cmdline) @$(response)
ifdef RESOURCE_STRINGS_FILES
$(Q) $(STRING_REPLACER) $(RESOURCE_STRINGS_FILES) $@
@ -313,7 +322,9 @@ $(the_lib): $(build_lib)
$(Q) test ! -f $(build_lib:.dll=.pdb) || mv $(build_lib:.dll=.pdb) $(the_lib:.dll=.pdb)
endif
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(PROFILE)_aot.log
endif
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_NAME)_aot.log
ifdef PLATFORM_AOT_SUFFIX
$(the_lib)$(PLATFORM_AOT_SUFFIX): $(the_lib)
@ -322,67 +333,29 @@ $(the_lib)$(PLATFORM_AOT_SUFFIX): $(the_lib)
all-local-aot: $(the_lib)$(PLATFORM_AOT_SUFFIX)
endif
makefrag = $(depsdir)/$(PROFILE)_$(LIBRARY_SUBDIR)_$(LIBRARY).makefrag
library_CLEAN_FILES += $(makefrag)
$(makefrag): $(sourcefile)
# @echo Creating $@ ...
@sed 's,^,$(build_lib): ,' $< >$@
@if test ! -f $(sourcefile).makefrag; then :; else \
cat $(sourcefile).makefrag >> $@ ; \
echo '$@: $(sourcefile).makefrag' >> $@; \
echo '$(sourcefile).makefrag:' >> $@; fi
ifneq ($(response),$(sourcefile))
ifdef PLATFORM_excludes
$(response): $(sourcefile) $(PLATFORM_excludes)
@echo Filtering $(sourcefile) to $@ ...
@sort $(sourcefile) $(PLATFORM_excludes) | uniq -u | $(PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD) >$@
else
$(response): $(sourcefile)
@echo Converting $(sourcefile) to $@ ...
@cat $(sourcefile) | $(PLATFORM_CHANGE_SEPARATOR_CMD) >$@
endif
endif
-include $(makefrag)
# for now, don't give any /lib flags or set MONO_PATH, since we
# give a full path to the assembly.
## Include corcompare stuff
include $(topdir)/build/corcompare.make
all-local: $(makefrag) $(test_makefrag) $(btest_makefrag)
ifneq ($(response),$(sourcefile))
$(response): $(topdir)/build/library.make $(depsdir)/.stamp
ifndef NO_BUILD
all-local: $(test_makefrag) $(btest_makefrag)
endif
$(makefrag) $(test_response) $(test_makefrag) $(btest_response) $(btest_makefrag): $(topdir)/build/library.make $(depsdir)/.stamp
$(test_response) $(test_makefrag) $(btest_response) $(btest_makefrag): $(topdir)/build/library.make $(depsdir)/.stamp
## Documentation stuff
Q_MDOC_UP=$(if $(V),,@echo "MDOC-UP [$(PROFILE)] $(notdir $(@))";)
MDOC_UP =$(Q_MDOC_UP) \
MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) $(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)/mdoc.exe \
update --delete -o Documentation/en $(the_lib)
doc-update-local: $(the_libdir)/.doc-stamp
$(the_libdir)/.doc-stamp: $(the_lib)
$(MDOC_UP)
$(MDOC_UP) $(the_lib)
@echo "doc-stamp" > $@
# Need to be here so it comes after the definition of DEP_DIRS/DEP_LIBS
gen-deps:
@echo "$(DEPS_TARGET_DIR): $(DEP_DIRS) $(DEP_LIBS)" >> $(DEPS_FILE)
# Should be $(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE) but still missing System.Windows.Forms
resx2sr=$(topdir)/class/lib/net_4_x/resx2sr.exe
update-corefx-sr: $(resx2sr) $(RESX_RESOURCE_STRING)
MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) $(RUNTIME_FLAGS) $(resx2sr) $(RESX_RESOURCE_STRING) >corefx/SR.cs
$(resx2sr):
$(MAKE) -C $(topdir)/tools/resx2sr
update-corefx-sr: $(RESX_RESOURCE_STRING)
MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) $(RUNTIME_FLAGS) $(topdir)/class/lib/$(BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE)/resx2sr.exe $(RESX_RESOURCE_STRING) >corefx/SR.cs

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mcs/build/profiles/basic.make
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@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
# -*- makefile -*-
monolite_path := $(topdir)/class/lib/monolite/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)
monolite_path := $(topdir)/class/lib/monolite-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)
with_mono_path_monolite = MONO_PATH="$(monolite_path)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$(monolite_path)/Facades$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH"
@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ ifdef use_monolite
do-get-monolite:
do-profile-check-monolite:
@echo "*** The contents of your 'monolite/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)' directory may be out-of-date" 1>&2
@echo "*** The contents of your 'monolite-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)' directory may be out-of-date" 1>&2
@echo "*** You may want to try 'make get-monolite-latest'" 1>&2
rm -f $(monolite_flag)
exit 1
@ -98,12 +98,12 @@ do-profile-check-monolite:
else
do-get-monolite:
@echo "*** Downloading bootstrap required 'monolite/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)'" 1>&2
$(MAKE) $(MAKE_Q) -C $(mono_build_root) get-monolite-latest
@echo "*** Downloading bootstrap required 'monolite-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)'" 1>&2
$(MAKE) $(MAKE_Q) -C $(topdir)/class get-monolite-latest
do-profile-check-monolite: $(depsdir)/.stamp
@echo "*** The runtime '$(PROFILE_RUNTIME)' doesn't appear to be usable." 1>&2
@echo "*** Trying the 'monolite/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)' directory." 1>&2
@echo "*** Trying the 'monolite-$(BUILD_PLATFORM)/$(MONO_CORLIB_VERSION)' directory." 1>&2
@echo dummy > $(monolite_flag)
$(MAKE) do-profile-check

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mcs/build/profiles/build.make
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@ -6,12 +6,14 @@ BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE = basic
BOOTSTRAP_MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(BOOTSTRAP_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_CSC)
MCS = $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS)
PLATFORMS = darwin linux win32
# nuttzing!
profile-check:
@:
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/mscorlib.dll
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/mscorlib.dll
PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_4_0 -d:NET_4_5 -d:MONO -d:WIN_PLATFORM -nowarn:1699 -nostdlib $(DEFAULT_REFERENCES)
NO_SIGN_ASSEMBLY = yes

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mcs/build/profiles/net_4_x.make
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@ -5,12 +5,14 @@ BOOTSTRAP_PROFILE = build
BOOTSTRAP_MCS = MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(BOOTSTRAP_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(INTERNAL_CSC)
MCS = $(BOOTSTRAP_MCS)
PLATFORMS = darwin linux win32
# nuttzing!
profile-check:
@:
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/mscorlib.dll
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)/mscorlib.dll
PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS = -d:NET_4_0 -d:NET_4_5 -d:NET_4_6 -d:MONO -d:WIN_PLATFORM -d:MULTIPLEX_OS -nowarn:1699 -nostdlib $(DEFAULT_REFERENCES) $(PLATFORM_DEBUG_FLAGS)
FRAMEWORK_VERSION = 4.5

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mcs/build/profiles/xbuild_12.make
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@ -2,8 +2,10 @@
include $(topdir)/build/profiles/net_4_x.make
PARENT_PROFILE = ../net_4_x/
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/net_4_x/mscorlib.dll
PLATFORMS:=
PARENT_PROFILE = ../net_4_x$(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),-$(PROFILE_PLATFORM))/
DEFAULT_REFERENCES = -r:$(topdir)/class/lib/net_4_x$(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),-$(PROFILE_PLATFORM))/mscorlib.dll
PROFILE_MCS_FLAGS += -d:XBUILD_12
XBUILD_VERSION = 12.0

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mcs/build/rules.make
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@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ VERSION = 0.93
Q=$(if $(V),,@)
# echo -e "\\t" does not work on some systems, so use 5 spaces
Q_MCS=$(if $(V),,@echo "$(if $(MCS_MODE),MCS,CSC) [$(intermediate)$(PROFILE)] $(notdir $(@))";)
Q_AOT=$(if $(V),,@echo "AOT [$(intermediate)$(PROFILE)] $(notdir $(@))";)
Q_MCS=$(if $(V),,@echo "$(if $(MCS_MODE),MCS,CSC) [$(intermediate)$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)] $(notdir $(@))";)
Q_AOT=$(if $(V),,@echo "AOT [$(intermediate)$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)] $(notdir $(@))";)
ifndef BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE
BUILD_TOOLS_PROFILE = build
@ -56,7 +56,6 @@ depsdir = $(topdir)/build/deps
# Make sure these propagate if set manually
export PLATFORM
export PROFILE
export MCS
export MCS_FLAGS
@ -75,31 +74,18 @@ export RESGEN
default: all
# Get initial configuration. pre-config is so that the builder can
# override PLATFORM or PROFILE
# override BUILD_PLATFORM or PROFILE
include $(topdir)/build/config-default.make
-include $(topdir)/build/pre-config.make
-include $(topdir)/build/config.make
# Default PLATFORM and PROFILE if they're not already defined.
ifndef PLATFORM
ifeq ($(OS),Windows_NT)
ifneq ($(V),)
$(info *** Assuming PLATFORM is 'win32'.)
endif
PLATFORM = win32
else
ifneq ($(V),)
$(info *** Assuming PLATFORM is 'linux'.)
endif
PLATFORM = linux
endif
endif
# Platform config
include $(topdir)/build/platforms/$(PLATFORM).make
include $(topdir)/build/platforms/$(BUILD_PLATFORM).make
PROFILE_PLATFORM = $(if $(PLATFORMS),$(if $(filter $(PLATFORMS),$(HOST_PLATFORM)),$(HOST_PLATFORM),$(error Unknown platform "$(HOST_PLATFORM)" for profile "$(PROFILE)")))
PROFILE_DIRECTORY = $(PROFILE)$(if $(PROFILE_PLATFORM),-$(PROFILE_PLATFORM))
ifdef PLATFORM_CORLIB
corlib = $(PLATFORM_CORLIB)
@ -224,37 +210,34 @@ csproj: do-csproj
# be listed _before_ including rules.make. However, the default
# SUBDIRS list can come after, so don't use the eager := syntax when
# using the defaults.
PROFILE_SUBDIRS := $($(PROFILE)_SUBDIRS)
ifndef PROFILE_SUBDIRS
PROFILE_SUBDIRS = $(SUBDIRS)
endif
PROFILE_SUBDIRS = $(or $($(PROFILE)_SUBDIRS),$(SUBDIRS))
# These subdirs can be built in parallel
PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS := $($(PROFILE)_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
ifndef PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS
PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS = $(PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
endif
PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS = $(or $($(PROFILE)_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS),$(PARALLEL_SUBDIRS))
ifndef FRAMEWORK_VERSION_MAJOR
FRAMEWORK_VERSION_MAJOR = $(basename $(FRAMEWORK_VERSION))
endif
%-recursive:
@set . $$MAKEFLAGS; final_exit=:; \
@set . $$MAKEFLAGS; \
case $$2 in --unix) shift ;; esac; \
case $$2 in *=*) dk="exit 1" ;; *k*) dk=: ;; *) dk="exit 1" ;; esac; \
list='$(PROFILE_SUBDIRS)'; for d in $$list ; do \
(cd $$d && $(MAKE) $*) || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; } ; \
done; \
if [ $* = "all" -a -n "$(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)" ]; then \
$(MAKE) do-all-parallel ENABLE_PARALLEL_SUBDIR_BUILD=1 || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; } ; \
else \
list='$(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)'; for d in $$list ; do \
(cd $$d && $(MAKE) $*) || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; } ; \
done; \
fi; \
final_exit=:; \
$(foreach subdir,$(PROFILE_SUBDIRS),$(MAKE) -C $(subdir) $* || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; };) \
$(if $(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS), \
$(if $(filter $*,all), \
$(MAKE) $(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS) ENABLE_PARALLEL_SUBDIR_BUILD=1 || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; };, \
$(foreach subdir,$(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS),$(MAKE) -C $(subdir) $* || { final_exit="exit 1"; $$dk; };))) \
$$final_exit
ifdef ENABLE_PARALLEL_SUBDIR_BUILD
.PHONY: $(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
$(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS):
@set . $$MAKEFLAGS; \
$(MAKE) -C $@ all
endif
#
# Parallel build support
#
@ -287,16 +270,6 @@ clean-dep-dir:
clean-local: clean-dep-dir
ifdef ENABLE_PARALLEL_SUBDIR_BUILD
.PHONY: do-all-parallel $(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
do-all-parallel: $(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
$(PROFILE_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS):
@set . $$MAKEFLAGS; \
cd $@ && $(MAKE)
endif
ifndef DIST_SUBDIRS
DIST_SUBDIRS = $(SUBDIRS) $(DIST_ONLY_SUBDIRS)
endif
@ -337,6 +310,8 @@ dist-default:
## Documentation stuff
Q_MDOC =$(if $(V),,@echo "MDOC [$(PROFILE)] $(notdir $(@))";)
Q_MDOC =$(if $(V),,@echo "MDOC [$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)] $(notdir $(@))";)
MDOC =$(Q_MDOC) MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) $(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)/mdoc.exe
Q_MDOC_UP=$(if $(V),,@echo "MDOC-UP [$(PROFILE_DIRECTORY)] $(notdir $(@))";)
MDOC_UP =$(Q_MDOC_UP) MONO_PATH="$(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)$(PLATFORM_PATH_SEPARATOR)$$MONO_PATH" $(RUNTIME) $(topdir)/class/lib/$(DEFAULT_PROFILE)/mdoc.exe update --delete -o Documentation/en

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mcs/build/tests.make
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@ -20,9 +20,10 @@ TEST_RUNTIME_WRAPPERS_PATH = $(shell dirname $(RUNTIME))/_tmpinst/bin
ifndef NO_TEST
test_nunit_lib = nunitlite.dll
xunit_core := xunit.core xunit.abstractions xunit.assert
xunit_core := xunit.core xunit.abstractions xunit.assert Xunit.NetCore.Extensions
xunit_deps := System.Runtime
xunit_class_deps := Xunit.NetCore.Extensions
xunit_src := $(patsubst %,$(topdir)/../external/xunit-binaries/%,BenchmarkAttribute.cs BenchmarkDiscover.cs)
xunit_class_deps :=
xunit_libs_ref = $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/../external/xunit-binaries/%.dll,$(xunit_core))
xunit_libs_ref += $(patsubst %,-r:$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/Facades/%.dll,$(xunit_deps))
@ -55,16 +56,18 @@ tests_CLEAN_FILES += $(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBLY_EXT)=_test*.dll) $(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBL
xtest_sourcefile = $(PROFILE)_$(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBLY_EXT)=_xtest.dll.sources)
ifeq ($(wildcard $(xtest_sourcefile)),)
xtest_sourcefile = $(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBLY_EXT)=_xtest.dll.sources)
endif
xunit_test_lib = $(PROFILE)_$(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBLY_EXT)=_xunit-test.dll)
xtest_response = $(depsdir)/$(xtest_lib).response
xtest_makefrag = $(depsdir)/$(xtest_lib).makefrag
xtest_response = $(depsdir)/$(xunit_test_lib).response
xtest_makefrag = $(depsdir)/$(xunit_test_lib).makefrag
xtest_flags = -r:$(the_assembly) $(xunit_libs_ref) $(XTEST_MCS_FLAGS) $(XTEST_LIB_MCS_FLAGS)
ifeq ($(wildcard $(xtest_sourcefile)),)
xtest_sourcefile = $(ASSEMBLY:$(ASSEMBLY_EXT)=_xtest.dll.sources)
tests_CLEAN_FILES += $(xunit_test_lib) $(xtest_response) $(xtest_makefrag)
endif
ifndef HAVE_CS_TESTS
HAVE_CS_TESTS := $(wildcard $(test_sourcefile))
endif
@ -87,9 +90,6 @@ endif
tests_CLEAN_FILES += $(topdir)/build/deps/nunit-$(PROFILE).stamp
$(topdir)/class/lib/$(PROFILE)/$(PARENT_PROFILE)Xunit.NetCore.Extensions.dll:
$(MAKE) -C $(topdir)/class/Xunit.NetCore.Extensions
endif
test_assemblies :=
@ -220,8 +220,8 @@ run-xunit-test-lib: xunit-test-local
$$ok
@rm -f xunit.execution.desktop.dll
$(xunit_test_lib): $(the_assembly) $(xtest_response) $(xunit_libs_dep)
$(TEST_COMPILE) $(LIBRARY_FLAGS) $(XTEST_LIB_FLAGS) -target:library -out:$@ $(xtest_flags) @$(xtest_response)
$(xunit_test_lib): $(the_assembly) $(xtest_response) $(xunit_libs_dep) $(xunit_src)
$(TEST_COMPILE) $(LIBRARY_FLAGS) $(XTEST_LIB_FLAGS) -target:library -out:$@ $(xtest_flags) @$(xtest_response) $(xunit_src)
xtest_response_preprocessed = $(xtest_response)_preprocessed

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mcs/class/Facades/subdirs.make
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@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ System.Runtime.Numerics System.Xml.XDocument System.Reflection.Extensions System
System.Diagnostics.FileVersionInfo System.Security.Cryptography.Primitives System.Security.Cryptography.Algorithms System.ValueTuple \
System.Text.Encoding.CodePages
build_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS = $(basic_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)
build_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS = $(basic_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS) System.Text.RegularExpressions System.Diagnostics.Contracts
monodroid_SUBDIRS = $(monotouch_SUBDIRS)
monodroid_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS = $(monotouch_PARALLEL_SUBDIRS)

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mcs/class/LICENSE
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@ -1,25 +1 @@
The MIT X11 License covers most of the class libraries in the Mono
project. Some third party libraries come from different projects, and
are licensed under their own terms.
Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, 2003 The Mono Project
Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining
a copy of this software and associated documentation files (the
"Software"), to deal in the Software without restriction, including
without limitation the rights to use, copy, modify, merge, publish,
distribute, sublicense, and/or sell copies of the Software, and to
permit persons to whom the Software is furnished to do so, subject to
the following conditions:
The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be
included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.
THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND,
EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
NONINFRINGEMENT. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN AN ACTION
OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION
WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.
See LICENSE file in the project root for full license information.

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