Support for method invocation without '()'

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+This contains code written in C# of Mono, it contains:
 
-This contains the Mono C# compiler as well as the Mono runtime
-library.
+       * Compilers written in C#
 
-See INSTALL for a guide to building and installing mcs.
+       * Class Libraries.
+
+       * Regression Test Suites
+
+To install this source code, look at the INSTALL file in the `mono'
+package module which drives the compilation of this directory.
 
 Layout:
 
+       bmcs/
+               New experimental Basic compiler.
+
+       build/
+               Rules, configuration and makefile components to build
+               this module.
+
        class/
-               Class libraries
+               The class libraries.
 
        errors/
-               Sample programs that should generate errors by the compiler.
+               Sample programs that should generate errors by the C# compiler.
+
+       gmcs/
+
+               The Mono C# compiler with Generics support.  This will
+               become the default in Mono 2.0.
 
        jay/
                Yacc-based parser generator.
 
        mcs/
-               The Mono C# compiler
+               The Mono C# compiler (1.0 + 2.0 minus generics).
 
        tests/
-               Sample tests 
+               Regression test suite for the C# compiler
+
+       docs/
+               Some notes on the compiler and the class libraries.
+
+       nant/
+               A copy of nant source code, used during the build process
+               on Windows.
+
+       tools/
+               Various small development tools: CorCompare used to compare
+               two assemblies for differences in the API;   TypeReflector is 
+               a tool used to introspect types from assemblies from the 
+               command line;  MonoStyle helps you keep your code indendented
+               with the Mono programming style.
+
 
 Thanks a lot to Sergey Chaban for his help during the development of
 the C# compiler.