Out of memory on .resx while trying to build on Mac
See original GitHub issueNot sure if this is the right place, but since I’ve been trying to run the tools on Mac with very little success I thought I’d give a shot at compiling the source using VS for Mac. The reason why I’m not able to run on Mac using Mono is because Homebrew’s installation does not include mono32 and I get an error during launch.
In my mind it should be pretty straight forward to compile this using VS, but I get Out of Memory errors on all the .resx
files, right after the Base64 encoding.
Any chance you have tips on this? No hurry, let me know if you have time 😃
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Current homebrew includes 32 bit mono, but 64 is default, just:
mono --arch=32 /Applications/GerberTools_2017_2_17/Panelizer/GerberPanelizer.exe
Still doesn’t work though 😃
https://github.com/ThisIsNotRocketScience/GerberTools/issues/38#issuecomment-343437504
I’m back at trying this one, but nothing has changed. I can’t build on Mac and it fails under windows 10 in VMWare, so I may have to go dig an older VM on some backup drive if I want to use it.
I guess I’m gonna have to show up at @StijnKuipers 's with some baked goods and bribe him into making this compile on Mac 😄 Anyway it seems that the next version of Cuprum is going to include a paneliser. That would be a breath of fresh air for Mac users