Ponydebugger looks like a very useful tool.
Is there any way to use it with Xamarin’s Monotouch?
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Ponydebugger looks like a very useful tool.
Is there any way to use it with Xamarin’s Monotouch?
It looks like a very nice approach (I won’t pray for rain but there’s a long weekend coming in… ;-).
At first look you should be able to use it with MonoTouch just like any other native library (i.e. create bindings) and link the
.awith your application.The good news is that it should be relatively simple since the API is small (versus the code base and the features you get).
The bad news is that I’m pretty sure it won’t, without changes, handle
System.Net.WebClient,HttpWebRequest… since they are not built on top ofNSUrl*classes.