* AssemblyBuilder.cs (GetTypes): Raise ReflectionTypeLoadException
	if any type was not finished.

	* AssemblyBuilderTest.cs: Add test for GetTypes () and incomplete
	TypeBuilders'.

	Fixes #640288

	Not only it didn't fix anything but it broke a test.

	Why on earth this wasn't found earlier? $20 reward to whoever gives a
	plausible explanation.

	* threads.c (mono_thread_suspend_all_other_threads): wait_data
	must not be malloc'd since it holds managed pointers. Alloc
	it on stack since the struct is about 512/1024 bytes long.

	* threads.c (mono_thread_manage): Ditto.

	* threads.c (mono_threads_request_thread_dump): Ditto.

MONO_PATH does not work for subsequent dlls, so have to workaround it by
using full path for dlls in 3.5 profile which does not have it's own
mscorlib

This error was found by Gonzalo when he was looking at another problem
when thread IDs overflowed ints.

Currently we use gpointers in the io-layer for the threadid, but we were
only exposing the value as an int32.   The good news is that the code is
not really used right now, but could cause problems in the future as we
extend Process.

	* Type.cs (GetTypeCodeImpl): If the type is a TypeBuilder
	call into specific code.

	* TypeBuilder.cs (GetTypeCodeInternal): New method that
	handles enums correctly.

	This change is required because calling into the runtime
	with incomplete TypeBuilders cause the runtime to crash.

The embedding code looks at the executable name, and builds the embedding profile
from that, however the default install has a /usr/bin/mono symlink pointing to
/Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework.  We now resolve the symlink before allowing
the embedding code to proceed.

	Ditto.
	This should fix MD problems when SHM is disabled.

Allow recursive Write + n * Read lock pattern for ReaderWriterLockSlim and add corresponding unit test

Generalize ThreadLockState to include recursive count informations and update them accordingly in the different Enter/Exit methods

Fixes 639010

We were having a crash on OSX due to thread->tid not equalling the
passed tid due to a signedness issue.

The wapi init functions call this even when shared is compiled out,
lets just return FALSE to get into the right codepaths.

Android defines a variable called "major" in its headers, lets rename
major -> major_collector to work around the conflict.

Not every architecture/platform has ucontext_t, so lets not strongly
type our contexts to that and let the macros do their job.

when running with SGEN, since SGEN writes to those arrays in:

==29095==    at 0x6844E5: add_or_remove_disappearing_link (sgen-gc.c:4143)
==29095==    by 0x6845F8: mono_gc_register_disappearing_link (sgen-gc.c:4167)
==29095==    by 0x67DE35: clear_domain_process_object (sgen-gc.c:1384)
==29095==    by 0x67DEA3: clear_domain_process_major_object_callback (sgen-gc.c:1400)
==29095==    by 0x6DE2DC: major_iterate_objects (sgen-marksweep.c:692)
==29095==    by 0x67E00B: mono_gc_clear_domain (sgen-gc.c:1459)

svn path=/branches/mono-2-6/mono/; revision=148851

        * debugger-agent.c: The end_runtime_invoke guard isn't working
        on AMD64 as __builtin_frame_address (1) returns NULL.  Disable the
        behaviour by default, and make it runtime configurable.

svn path=/branches/mono-2-6/mono/; revision=148421

Simplifies the code a little bit by eliminating the in_quote variable,
but also fixes the rules to follow the requirements from the
"Shell Command Language" specification on the Unix03 site:

http://opengroup.org/onlinepubs/007908775/xcu/chap2.html#tag_001_002

In particular, the interpretation of the backslash inside double quotes
is limited to a handful of characters.   Notice that this differs from
the glib implementation which is not correct either.