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Mono includes: a compiler for the
C# language, a runtime for the
- Common Language Infrastructure (also refered as the CLR) and a
- set of class libraries.
+ Common Language Infrastructure (also referred as the CLR) and a
+ set of class libraries. The
+ runtime can be embedded into your
+ application.
+
+ Mono has implementations of both ADO.NET
+ and ASP.NET as part of its distribution.
You can read our rationale for
this project. If you have questions about the project, please
@@ -20,7 +25,7 @@
You might also want to Download the
source for our work so far. Grab a snapshot of our current work, or browse
+ href="http://cvs.hispalinux.es/cgi-bin/cvsweb/?hidenonreadable=1&f=u&logsort=date&sortby=file&hideattic=1&cvsroot=mono">browse
the sources
You might want to mono-list@ximian.com
+
+ In order to follow the process of the project and to learn more
+ about the team members we have created the Mono Weekly News letter.
+ Which archives can be found here.
@@ -60,7 +71,7 @@
Working:
- Linux/x86, Linux/PPC
+ Linux/x86, Linux/PPC, S390
In progress:
StrongARM, SPARC.
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@@ -70,7 +81,7 @@
Classes
- Corlib is self hosting.
+ All assemblies compile.
|
@@ -81,18 +92,633 @@
+
+
+ Screenshots
+ |
+
|
-Events
+@item Mar 25th: Second Mono Survey
+
+
+
+
+
+ What do you think about Mono?
+
+ Is your company involved with the development and
+ deployment of web applications? Is Linux becoming an
+ important part of your company's business application
+ strategy? Are you considering Mono for your next
+ project? Would you like to shape the future of Mono
+ and the use of Linux in business critical
+ applications?
+
+ If you answered yes to any of these questions, we
+ would like to talk with you. If interested, please
+ email us at mbadgett@ximian.com.
+
+ |
+
+
-
- - .NET
- ONE 2002: Come see Paolo, Mike and Miguel from the Mono team at the .NET ONE conference in Frankfurt.
-
+@item Mar 20th: Windows.Forms and Wine.
+
+ Alexandre has provided a modified version of the GC system
+ that will work with and Mono. See the mono-winforms-list. It
+ is now possible to run our Win32-based implementation of
+ Windows.Forms with Mono on Linux.
+
+@item Mar 7th: Mono 0.23
+
+ A new freshly baked release of Mono is available. Release
+ notes are here. This is mostly a
+ bug fix release. No new features.
+
+@item Mar 5th, 2003: Mono 0.22; MonoDoc 0.2; Debugger 0.2.1: Release-o-Rama.
+
+ Mono 0.22 has been released. See the release notes. This is a bug fix
+ release.
+
+ A new preview of MonoDoc 0.2, the Mono Documentation browser
+ has been released.
+
+ Martin also announced a new
+ release of the Mono Debugger (both GUI and command line).
+
+@item Mar 3rd, 2003: The Mono Hackers Hall Of Fame welcomes Zoltan Varga
+
+ The Mono Hackers Hall Of Fame
+ continues to show our appreciation to the excellent
+ contributors that make mono:: a successful free
+ software project.
+
+ Zoltan has contributed significantly to Mono, with bug reports and bug
+ fixes as well as pushing the envelope of the things that can be done in
+ and with the mono runtime: the gcc-based ngen compiler, code coverage
+ and more recently his work with Reflection.Emit that got mono to the
+ point of running the IKVM Java virtual
+ machine.
+
+@item Mar 2nd, 2003: New Mono mailing list.
+
+ A new mailing list for Mono
+ Development has been created.
+
+@item Feb 27th, 2003: Mono 0.21 released
+
+ Mono 0.21 has been released. This is only a bug fix release.
+ The release notes are available.
+
+@item Feb 25th, 2003: Mono 0.20 for Windows released; New Apache module released.
+
+ Packages of Mono for Windows have been released.
+ Thanks to Daniel, Johannes and Paolo for setting this up.
+
+ Daniel has released a new version of his Mono Apache module that
+ handles ASP.NET. The code is available at here
+
+ Nick has posted an update on the progress on our regression
+ tests. We are looking for more tests, and more volunteers to write them.
+
+ Also, remember to contribute to the Gtk# documentation effort,
+ momentum is picking up! See the entry for Feb 18th for more details.
+
+@item Feb, 23rd, 2003: Mono 0.20 released; Gtk# 0.8 released.
+
+ Mono 0.20 has been released. Check out the release notes for an overview of
+ the changes. You can get it here.
+ There are no major features in this release, mostly bug fixes
+ and performance improvements.
+
+ Gtk# 0.8 has been released
+
+ Important: The contributed binaries for Windows
+ binaries of Mono 0.20 contain a virus. Please read this if you installed the binary.
+
+@item Feb 18th, 2003: Volunteers to document Gtk#
+
+ With the availability of a documentation browser, we are
+ looking for volunteers to help us complete the documentation
+ of the Gtk# binding for Mono.
+
+ Experience with Gtk is useful, but not mandatory. We have
+ checked in stubs, and we have instructions, and resources to
+ how to complete this process here. Mail the mono-docs-list@ximian.com
+ for further discussion.
+
+@item Feb 14th, 2003: OpenGL# bindings for Mono; Mono Basic updates.
+
+ Mark Crichton has completed his OpenGL/GLUT bindings for
+ Gnome. A screenshot can be seen here. The bindings are available
+ on the Mono CVS repository on the module `glgen'. This is a
+ straight binding to the C API.
+
+ Marco has posted
+ an update on the current state of the free VB.NET compiler
+ for Mono.
+
+ We are looking for contributors and maintainers to the
+ JavaScript compiler as well (Janet)
+
+@item Feb 12th, 2003: New assemblies, Gtk# stub documentation, Authenticode, Polish site
+
+ Mono now distributes a few new assemblies: Mono.Security.Win32
+ as a layer to use the crypto functionality on Win32. The
+ Mono.Posix assembly which contains functionality for taking
+ advantage of Unix facilities.
+
+ A Mono site in Poland.
+
+ Stubs for the Gtk# documentation have been checked into CVS.
+ If you want to contribute please read this
+ message
+
+ Mono development is moving quickly: Tim and Daniel have been
+ improving the Oracle database provider and Sebastien Pouliot
+ has got code signing to work using Authenticode with pure open
+ source and managed code. Plenty of new VB.NET work from Marco
+ (compiler) and Daniel (runtime). Also Jackson has resumed
+ work on the IL assembler and the fully managed library to
+ generate CIL images (Sergey wrote the first Mono.PEToolkit).
+
+@item Feb 11th, 2003: Mono Weekly News, New assemblies.
+
+ Mono
+ Weekly News: Includes a new interview, software
+ announcements and the PHP/Mono integration.
+
+@item Feb 5th, 2003: MonoDoc 0.1
+
+ A preliminary
+ release of the Mono Documentation Browser is now availble.
+ Release notes
+
+@item Jan, 22th, 2003: Mono wins award, OpenLink releases Virtuoso.
+
+ Mono won the `Best Open Source Project' award at the Linux
+ World Expo. A description is here
+
+ Open Link has a press
+ release about Virtuoso 3.0: the first commercial product
+ shipping that uses Mono.
+
+@item Jan, 20th, 2003: Mono 0.19 released; Screenshots page; Gtk# 0.7
+
+ Mono 0.19 has been released. Check out the release notes for an overview of
+ the changes. You can get it here.
+ There are no major features in this release, mostly bug fixes
+ and performance improvements.
+
+ We have now a new section with
+ screenshots of various Mono applications. You can see
+ there the new released Debugger, as well as the work in
+ progress on the documentation browser.
+
+ Gtk# 0.7 has been released
+
+@item Jan, 19th, 2003: Mono Debugger released.
+
+ After six month of extensive development, Martin Baulig has
+ released the first version of the Mono debugger. The Mono
+ debugger is written in C# and can debug both managed and
+ unmanaged applications, support for multiple-threaded
+ applications and should be relatively easy to port to new
+ platforms.
+
+ Details of the release are available in post.
+
+ The debugger contains both Gtk# and command line interfaces.
+ The debugging file format used in Dwarf (its already supported
+ by our class libraries and the Mono C# compiler; To debug C
+ applications, you need a recent GCC, or to pass the -gdwarf-2
+ flag to gcc).
+
+@item Jan, 17th, 2003: DB2 provider, MacOS X
+
+ Christopher Bockner has contributed a DB2 System.Data client.
+
+ MacOS X support on the runtime has been integrated into the
+ distribution, and MCS works with it.
+
+ Zoltan has managed to get IKVM (a Java VM
+ for .NET) to run with Mono. The HelloWorld.class runs with
+ the Mono runtime.
+
+@item Jan, 13th, 2003: Mono 0.18 released
+
+ Mono 0.18 has been released. Check out the release notes for an overview of
+ the changes. You can get it here.
+
+@item Jan 10th, 2003: Mono Weekly News.
+
+ A new issue of the Mono
+ Weekly News has been published.
+
+ Check out the Crypto status page
+ that Sebastien has put together.
+
+@item Jan 3rd, 2003: Glade#, Code Coverage, Apache, MBas, Debugger.
+
+ Rachel has made Glade# use attributes so binding C# widgets to
+ the designed widgets is now easier than ever. Alp has
+ improved this to use implicit names as well.
+
+ Martin's Mono debugger now has support for multi-thread
+ debugging. Special feature: breakpoints can be defined in a
+ per-thread basis now.
+
+ Daniel López has checked in his Apache module to integrate
+ Mono and Mono's ASP.NET support as an Apache module. Gonzalo
+ has folded his new Mono hosting classes into this module (they
+ are now shared between XSP and mod_mono). You can get the
+ mod_apache from CVS (module name: mod_mono).
+
+ Mono Basic improvements: Marco has added support for more
+ statements on the grammar.
+
+ Zoltan has posted
+ his Code Coverage analysis tool for Mono.
+
+@item Dec 17th, 2002: Mono: Commercial uses.
+
+ Tipic today announced
+ their work on porting their Instant Messaging Server platform
+ to run on Mono.
+
+ Winfessor also announced the
+ availability of their Jabber SDK to run on Mono.
+
+ Also two weeks ago we mentioned OpenLink Software's announcement
+ of their product, also using Mono.
+
+@item Dec 10th, 2002: Gtk# 0.6 released; Mono 0.17 packages for Windows and Debian.
+
+ Mike Kestner announced
+ Gtk# 0.6. This new release includes many new features and
+ bug fixes, and is the perfect companion to the Mono 0.17 release.
+
+ Johannes has contributed a Windows-ready package of Mono 0.17,
+ and its available from our download page.
+
+ Alp Toker has Debian packages
+
+@item Dec 9th, 2002: Mono 0.17 has been released
+
+ Mono 0.17 has been released. Check out the release notes for a more detailed
+ list. You can get it here.
+
+ Many new features as well as plenty of bug fixes. Many new
+ System.Data providers and a more mature System.Web (ASP.NET)
+ which can now be hosted in any web server. A simple test web server to host
+ asp.net has been released as well.
+
+ This version also integrates Neale's s390 port.
+
+ This release also includes a new exception handling system
+ that uses the gcc exception information that vastly improves
+ our internalcall speed (15% faster mcs compilation times).
+
+@item Dec 8th, 2002: VB.NET, Oracle Provider.
+
+ Marco has got the Mono Basic compiler up to speed (support for
+ classes, modules, expressions, object creation, method
+ invocation, local variables, and some statements). The
+ compiler is based on the work from Rafael Teixeira on MCS.
+
+ Screenshots: in
+ Windows doing Windows.Forms and in Linux doing VB with Gtk# (courtesy of Alp).
+
+ Daniel Morgan has checked in his Oracle provider to the CVS
+ repository as well.
+
+@item Nov 27th, 2002: Press release, tutorials, Windows Forms, ADO.NET, Magazine.
+
+ The
+ Penguin Takes Flight: an article written by Erick
+ Schonfeld appears on the December issue of Business 2.0 magazine.
+
+ OpenLink and Ximian made joint
+ announcement on the plans of OpenLink to ship their Virtuoso
+ server on Unix using Mono.
+
+ Martin Willemoes's GNOME.NET
+ tutorial is now available from the main Mono site. This
+ tutorial is a collaborative effort to teach developers how to
+ use Mono to create Mono applications using Gtk#
+
+ Dennis Hayes has posted and update
+ on the work to get Windows.Forms working on Mono. There is a
+ new test application that people can use to test their
+ controls. If you are interested in working on Windows.Forms,
+ you can participate in the mono-winforms
+ mailing list
+
+ Brian Ritchie has been working on an ADO.NET data
+ layer and an application
+ server for Mono.
+
+ Dan Morgan has checked in his Oracle provider, and Tim Coleman
+ continues to work on the TDS implementation of the data classes.
+
+ The rest of the team has been working on bug fixing in the
+ runtime, the compiler, and the class libraries. Also,
+ compilation speed has increased recently by performing a
+ number of simple optimizations in the compiler.
+
+@item Nov 19th, 2002: Crypto update; Books; Gtk# Datagrid; .NET ONE Slides
+
+ Sebastien has got DSA and RSA signatures working
+ as well as RSA encryption.
+ We now distribute Chew Keong TAN's BigInteger classes.
+
+ Brian has contributed a System.Data multiplexor in Mono, it
+ can be found in the Mono.Data assembly. The details of this
+ new technology are here.
+ It works in Mono and the .NET Framework.
+
+ Larry O'Brien has announced the candidate book for
+ Thinking in C#. The book is Mono-friendly.
+
+ Another book that covers mono (available in German only) is
+ here.
+
+ Dan Morgan has implemented a DataGrid widget for Gtk#, you can
+ see Windows screenshots for it here and here.
+
+ Slides from the Mono developers for the .NET ONE conference are available now:
+
+
+ A couple of other presentations from Miguel's trip to Europe
+ are available here
+ in Open Office file format.
+
+@item Nov 8th, 2002: Mono s390, Database work, new JIT updates.
+
+ Neale Ferguson has contributed RPM
+ packages of Mono for the Linux/s390.
+
+ Tim Coleman posted an update
+ on the improvements in the System.Data
+
+ The new JIT engine can run 72 out of our 154 tests for the
+ virtual machine, and it also got exception support this week.
+
+@item Nov 1st, 2002: TDS, Crypto, Gtk#, Winforms, bug fixes.
+
+ Tim's SqlClient is now
+ capable of communicating with the Microsoft SQL server
+ using the TDS protocol. A screenshot showing a sample client
+ running with Gtk# on
+ Windows is shown here
+
+ Sebastien has made all symetric ciphers functional on all
+ supported modes; All the classes in Security.Cryptography are
+ present and the X590 certificates are now in too. Jackson has
+ been working on the Security classes.
+
+ Many bug fixes all over the place: class libraries (Dick,
+ Piers, Ville, Zoltan, Gonzalo, Dan, Atsushi, Nick, Phillip),
+ compiler, runtime engine. A big thank goes for everyone who
+ has been providing bug reports for us to track down.
+
+ Gaurav has been working on multiple WebControls. Gonzalo migrated
+ the ASP.NET engine to use POST for interaction.
+
+ In the Gtk# land saw the integration of gda, gnome-db and GStreamer
+ bindings.
+
+ Windows.Forms classes now build on Linux and Windows, check
+ out the status pages for areas of collaboration.
+
+@item Oct 24th, 2002: S390 support, XSP/ASP.NET, Win32 contributors, TDS.
+
+ Today Neal Ferguson's support for the IBM S390 was checked
+ into CVS.
+
+ The XSP processor has been fully integrated into the
+ System.Web assembly, and Gonzalo has finished the hosting
+ interfaces in Mono. This means that it is possible to embed
+ ASP.NET with the same APIs used in Windows, and is possible to
+ easily embed it with Apache for example. The XSP module has
+ now become a shell for testing the System.Web classes.
+
+ We are looking for contributors that know Win32 to contribute
+ to the Windows.Forms implementation. If you want to help
+ write some controls using the Win32 API, get in touch with our new mono-winforms-list@ximian.com
+ list mailing list.
+
+ Tim's TDS System.Data set of classes can now talk to SQL
+ servers using the TDS protocol (version 4.2) with
+ connection pooling. Currently it can connect, run
+ transactions, update/insert/delete, and read some types. A
+ data adapter is also coming soon.
+
+@item Oct 21th, 2002: Crypto, Winforms list, Database, GConf, Debugger.
+
+ Sebastien Poliot has made a lot of progress, he reports that
+ DES and TripleDES have been fixed; Rijndael and CFB modes
+ still have problems in some configurations and some areas that
+ are not supported by the .NET framework.
+
+ Last week we created a new mailing
+ list to discuss the Mono Winforms implementation.
+
+ Tim has started a full C# implementation of the TDS protocol
+ and the providers, and Brian continues his work on his ODBC
+ binding.
+
+ Rachel Hestilow has also checked in a binding for GConf. This
+ binding is
+ unique in that it uses some features in the CLI to support
+ complex data types, and allows the user to keep only one
+ representation of the types instead of two (the master types
+ is defined in CLI-land). Also Property Editors (shot)
+ simplify the creation of user interfaces that bind their
+ configuration to backend keys, following the GNOME
+ Human Interface Guidelines.
+
+ Martin is now on vacation, but before leaving he produced a
+ number of documents detailing the state of the debugger. The
+ major missing feature is full support for debugging unmanaged
+ applications (it requires dwarf-2 handlers for types). We
+ will do some polishing of the user interface (new
+ shot) to expose the existing and rich functionality to the
+ users and try to release a preview of the debugger at the same
+ time as Mono 0.17.
+
+@item Oct 14th, 2002: Crypto, Database work, Debugger, Documentation.
+
+ Brian, Daniel and Rodrigo have been busy working on the ODBC
+ provider for Mono. Daniel posted some updates.
+ Brian posted details
+ about the ODBC.NET provider.
+
+ Also Sebastien Pouliot has been improving the various
+ cryptographic classes in Mono, something that we had not done
+ in quite some time. We are looking for a way to handle
+ big-nums. We need either a managed or unmanaged set of
+ classes for handling large numbers, and some volunteers to
+ expose this functionality to C# (Either as an internal
+ assembly, or as a set of P/Invoke, Internal call wrappers).
+
+ Martin has got our debugger to support adding breakpoints at
+ file/line combos. This was more complex than generic
+ breakpoints in routines, because these breakpoints are set on
+ routines that probably have not been JITed just yet. Martin's
+ focus now is on stabilizing our debugger and aim for a public
+ release of it.
+
+ We have also imported the ECMA documentation into a separate
+ module, and with the help from Scott Bronson we will have the
+ necessary XSLT tools to finish our native documentation
+ browser for Mono. This together with the work from Adam will
+ be the foundation for the Mono
+ Documentation Tools.
+
+@item Oct 9th, 2002: Various Mono updates.
+
+ Brian Ritchie, Daniel Morgan, Rodrigo Moya and Ville Palo have
+ been working on various database providers. The MySQL has
+ seen a lot of work, and a new ODBC provider is now on CVS and
+ more extensive regression tests have been checked in.
+
+ Dick Porter is our background hero and keeps fixing the
+ low-level bugs in the portability layer. Now the Mono handle
+ daemon should be a lot more robust and will no longer leave IPC
+ regions. Gonzalo Paniagua has initiated the migration of XSP
+ into the System.Web class libraries now that we have a
+ complete HttpRuntime implementation. This means that you are
+ able to embed the ASP.NET processor into any web server you
+ want. This also includes support for the system-wide
+ configuration file `machine.config'.
+
+ Martin Baulig has been busy with the Mono Debugger, you can see how
+ it looks here
+ and here.
+ Now local variables and breakpoints are supported, and we are
+ working on the UI elements to simplify their use (as seen on
+ the screenshot).
+
+ Gtk# has seen a lot of
+ activity specially as we start to build larger applications.
+ Vladimir Vukicevic, Kristian Rietveld, Rachel Hestilow, Mike
+ Kestner and Miguel de Icaza have been busy improving it.
+ mPhoto which is a Photo management application for Mono and
+ Gtk# is seen here.
+
+ Chris Toshok the man behind LDAP in Evolution continues to
+ work on the Mono.LDAP# implementation.
+
+ Dietmar Maurer and Paolo Molaro are still busy working on our
+ new optimized JIT/ATC engine and are making great progress.
+ The code base has been designed to ease the implementation of
+ more advanced compiler optimizations, and optimizations can be
+ chosen individually so they can be tuned for a particular
+ processor, or use profile-based information to improve the
+ performance.
+
+@item Oct 1st, 2002: Mono 0.16 released; Debugger updates.
+
+ Mono 0.16 has been released. Source and RPMs are available. The release notes are here.
+
+ Martin's debugger can debug both managed and unmanaged code.
+ Recently Martin added support for locals, parameters, and
+ breakpoints on top of the existing infrastructure (his
+ debugger supported instruction-level and source-code level
+ single-stepping).
+
+@item Sep 19th, 2002: Mono Survey.
+
+ Help us plan for the future of Mono by filing out the First Mono
+ Survey
@item Sep 17th, 2002: Mono Hackers Hall of Fame: Sergey Chaban
@@ -137,7 +763,7 @@
System.DirectoryServices assembly.
Andrew has also continued with some of the cryptographic
- classes implemetation.
+ classes implementation.
After much public debate, we have chosen a new strategy to implement winforms.
@@ -193,6 +819,8 @@
@item Aug 20th, 2002: Remoting work, Resources, SPARC checkins, ADO.NET
+ San Francisco: August 14th. Linux World Expo.
+
Mark Crichton has checked in his patches to get the SPARC port
on par with the PPC port.
@@ -292,7 +920,7 @@
an update on the ASP.NET widgets that are still pending. Patrik is back, and he is
working with Gonzalo to streamline the pipeline
- Rachel quietly commited to Gtk-Sharp support for marshaling
+ Rachel quietly committed to Gtk-Sharp support for marshaling
structures (very important for Gtk#). This uses extensively
the new marshaling code that Dietmar added to the runtime.
@@ -335,7 +963,7 @@
@item Jul 20th, 2002: Spanish Mono Tutorial.
- A spanish tutorial on using Mono is here.
Also the FAQ
@@ -374,7 +1002,7 @@
Sergey Chaban has got Gtk# working on Windows, you can see
some screenshots: sample apps and
- running with a russian charset.
+ running with a Russian charset.
@item Jul 16th, 2002
@@ -406,7 +1034,7 @@
run the compiler on Linux.
* Martin fixed the remaining bugs in the compiler that stopped it from
- compiling the `corlib'. The resuling image still contained errors though.
+ compiling the `corlib'. The resulting image still contained errors though.
* On July 8th, Radek got the PowerPC port to bootstrap
the C# compiler. This is important, because it exposed
@@ -554,11 +1182,11 @@
bindings, that should simplify application development.
A big thanks goes to Dennis Hayes for getting the
- Windows.Forms work together, and commiting so many stubs for Windows.Forms.
+ Windows.Forms work together, and committing so many stubs for Windows.Forms.
@item Jun 25, 2002
- I am updating the Mono site from the Unesco offices in
+ I am updating the Mono site from the UNESCO offices in
Uruguay, the South-America trip
to promote free software is going very well.
@@ -600,7 +1228,7 @@
@item Jun 22, 2002
- Mono's ASP.NET has rendered its first page on Linxu for the
+ Mono's ASP.NET has rendered its first page on Linux for the
first time (Gonzalo and Paolo).
Also, we are getting close to
@@ -724,7 +1352,7 @@
Lawrence has been working really hard in fixing, improving and
polishing the underlying network infrastructure.
- The Rafael and Chris have commited the beginning of the
+ The Rafael and Chris have committed the beginning of the
VisualBasic.NET runtime support to CVS.
Jesus has contributed the beginning of the SoapFormatter
@@ -759,7 +1387,7 @@
This is another milestone for our ADO.NET implementation plans
- We have a little surprise for everyone tracking the news on tuesday ;-)
+ We have a little surprise for everyone tracking the news on Tuesday ;-)
@item May 2nd, 2002
@@ -981,7 +1609,7 @@
We are very close to have a complete self hosting environment now.
- Mono is temporarly using the Bohem GC garbage collector while
+ Mono is temporarily using the Bohem GC garbage collector while
we deploy the more advanced ORP one.
@item Mar 5, 2002
@@ -1099,7 +1727,7 @@
AppDomains have been deployed (Dietmar). Socket work is done
(Dick). Corlib compiled with no refs to mscorlib (Dan). New
- comprehensive tests for colib bits (David). Nick is driving the
+ comprehensive tests for corlib bits (David). Nick is driving the
regression test suite efforts and class library completeness.
New System.Data work (Chris). Bug fixes (Paolo, Duncan, Ravi, Miguel)
@@ -1234,7 +1862,7 @@
here
Last minute breaking news: Paolo got our compiler in Linux to
- compile fib.cs, patches are comming tomorrow once we have
+ compile fib.cs, patches are coming tomorrow once we have
ChangeLog entries.
@item Jan 4, 2002
@@ -1413,7 +2041,7 @@
href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/gtk-sharp-list/2001-November/000013.html">
update on his work on Gtk#.
- Ravi commited the initial support for Attributes in the
+ Ravi committed the initial support for Attributes in the
compiler.
Many HTML Controls from Leen checked into CVS.
@@ -1430,7 +2058,7 @@
Many clean ups have been going into the class library by Nick Drochak.
- Mega patch from Dietmar: he commited the flow analysis code
+ Mega patch from Dietmar: he committed the flow analysis code
for the JITer.
A lot of work has been going into the WebControls by Gaurav (4
@@ -1440,7 +2068,7 @@
@item Nov 1, 2001
- Ravi commited the caller-side method selection of methods with
+ Ravi committed the caller-side method selection of methods with
variable length arguments. Now he depends on Miguel finishing
the array handling support.
@@ -1448,7 +2076,7 @@
@item Oct 27, 2001
- Lots of classes for System.Web from Gaurav were commited this
+ Lots of classes for System.Web from Gaurav were committed this
morning.
Some large recent developments:
@@ -1457,7 +2085,7 @@
partially integrated (we need to put the internalcalls in
place now and compile and link the decimal code).
- Derek Holden commited recently the IntegerFormatter code into
+ Derek Holden committed recently the IntegerFormatter code into
the CVS, so we got a pretty comprehensive integer formatting
engine that we can finally use all over the place.
@@ -1572,7 +2200,7 @@
Paolo has written a section on Porting
- Mono to othre architectures.
+ Mono to other architectures.
@item Sep 18, 2001
@@ -1626,7 +2254,7 @@
.NET Hello World is working under Mono! The latest snapshots
will let you run it.
- Hello World consits of 1821 CIL instructions,
+ Hello World consists of 1821 CIL instructions,
performs 66 subroutine calls and loads 12 classes from the corlib.dll
Good work Mono team!