Closed BerggreenDK closed 11 years ago
Yes, this is a frustrating issue but really outside of the scope of spindle. There is some work on the Raspberry Pi forums to get a working hardfloat mono build. Until then, I'm afraid softfloat is your only choice :/
There is a problem with hardfloat version of wheezy on Raspberry PI, the Math.floor() function does not return the current number if you use 1.5 and 0.5
DateTime.ToString() gives weird results. If you read the year, month and day seperately they work, but not when you format a string with MMM-DDD-YYYY kinda syntax.
Rather bad if you want to use MONO for development on the Raspberry PI.