Closed jesus123123 closed 8 years ago
1: Add a reference to Cosmos.Common assembly, which is where the RingAttribute is located 2: You should have a .cosmos project in your solution. THat's the project you need to set as startup project.
1: Have you also added the using statement in the top of the file? 2: It's the one with the cosmos icon. Probably has Boot as suffix.
using Cosmos.Common;
and
using Cosmos.Common.Extensions;
What Cosmos version are you using?
Can you find the boot project yet?
I just installed the cosmos devkit, lets see if it works now.
I was using the userkit >-<
error i think thats causing it: Error: Exception: System.Exception: Native code encountered, plug required. Please see https://github.com/CosmosOS/Cosmos/wiki/Plugs). System.String System.Number.FormatInt32(System.Int32, System.String, System.Globalization.NumberFormatInfo).
A few lines later...
1> Errorred 1> IL2CPU invoked with DebugMode='Source', DebugEnabled='True',StackCorruptionDetectionLevel='{NULL}', TraceAssemblies='{NULL}', IgnoreDebugStub='False' 1> IL2CPU task took 00:00:00.6561749 1>Done building project "CosmosKernel2Boot.Cosmos" -- FAILED. 1> Build has been canceled.
You're using a method that's not working yet. You could switch to devkit.
I am currently using devkit, the most recent one, though i'm not entirely sure how to use it. I installed it, and it opened up a HUGE file labeled "cosmos", so i exited out and made my opened my other project. However, this project was imported from VS 2013 with the userkit installed.
UPDATE: Just checked the logs, seems that its using userkit, though i have devkit installed.
Devkit? THen int32.tostring should work. Maybe you could join the gitter chat? That way we can communicate faster.
What's the code of your kernel?
Yeah, lets move to a COSMOS gitter chat