Where is mono.unix.native

问题:

I have inherited a C# web app (and web services) which is being compiled on Windows and run on Mono on a Linux box. I need to do some file permissions magic, which looks like it involves including the assembly: mono.unix.native.

So, can I reference this on my windows box, and, if so, where is it?

回答1:

Mono.Unix.Native is a namespace. The assembly where it's located is named Mono.Posix.dll.

I think it's shipped with Mono for Windows - even if it's unlikely to be used there.

回答2:

Your dealing with some low level Mono classes. I think you need to link to Mono. check this.

The Mono.Unix.Native namespace contains low-level wrapper classes, structures, and enumerations which are accessible from the Mono.Unix.Native.Syscall and Mono.Unix.Native.Stdlib classes, which are a low-level wrappers over ANSI C, POSIX and Unix system calls and library functions.

http://docs.go-mono.com/index.aspx?link=N:Mono.Unix.Native