We have several commercial .Net 2.0 applications that work great on Linux using Mono. For consistency in our product line, we recently ported all our projects to .Net 4.0. This introduces some problems in Mono, but I'm not sure about that.
When starting our builds through MoMa , since porting to .Net 4.0, we see a large number of problems with "MonoTodo", which I do not know how to interpret. Can I safely ignore this?
for example, our MoMa scan report gives:
Calling Method Method with [MonoTodo] Reason bool MyMethod () bool Type.op_Equality (Type, Type) Implement it properly once 4.0 impl details are known.
What does this reason mean? Presumably, the Equality statement works well.
Stewart
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