you need to use the newly-provided accessors. Note also that it can't be allocated on the stack anymore and you'll need to create and destroy it with the following API:
MonoAssemlyName *aname = mono_assembly_name_new ("mscorlib");
mono_assembly_name_free (aname);
Mono 2.8 was released today with support for C# 4 and more http://www.mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.8It seems like there was some changes in the way applications embed mono (which includes removing the reference to glib and replacing it with eglib from what I understand) in this link you can find information for the changes made with embedding mono http://www.mono-project.com/Embedding_MonoI am trying to see if I can make it work but since I am just a C# windows developer (not a c or c++ dev) what I am doing is just hacking around and don't know if I will even get it to work but I think a c++ linux developer might get it to work with only a little work (the info needed I think is in the link above).So I am wondering if anyone is interested to get it to work.