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<LI><A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/slides-europe-nov-2002/DotNetOneKeynote.sxi">Mono
Keynote presentation</A>
<P></P>
<LI><A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~lupus/slides/embed/">Hosting the
Mono Runtime</A><BR>The simple embedding of Mono in Perl is
available <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~lupus/slides/embed/Mono-0.01.tar.gz">here</A>
<P></P>
<LI><A href="http://primates.ximian.com/~lupus/slides/jit/">The
Mono JIT compiler</A>
<P></P>
<LI><A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/slides-europe-nov-2002/Mono_C_Sharp_Overview_1007.sxi">Mono
C# Compiler Overview</A> </LI></UL>
<P>A couple of other presentations from Miguel's trip to Europe are
available <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/slides-europe-nov-2002/">here</A>
in Open Office file format.
<P><A name=Nov8th,2002:Monos390,Databasework,newJITupdates.>
<H2>Nov 8th, 2002: Mono s390, Database work, new JIT updates.</H2>
<P>Neale Ferguson has contributed <A
href="http://go-mono.org/download.html">RPM packages</A> of Mono for
the Linux/s390.
<P>Tim Coleman posted an <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-November/003329.html">update</A>
on the improvements in the System.Data
<P>The new JIT engine can run 72 out of our 154 tests for the
virtual machine, and it also got exception support this week.
<P><A name=Nov1st,2002:TDS,Crypto,Gtk#,Winforms,bugfixes.>
<H2>Nov 1st, 2002: TDS, Crypto, Gtk#, Winforms, bug fixes.</H2>
<P>Tim's SqlClient is <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-November/003161.html">now
capable</A> of communicating with the Microsoft SQL server using the
TDS protocol. A screenshot showing a sample client running with <A
href="http://gtk-sharp.sf.net/">Gtk#</A> on Windows is shown <A
href="http://go-mono.org/images/SqlSharpGtkSceenshot3.png">here</A>
<P>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.
<P>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.
<P>Gaurav has been working on multiple WebControls. Gonzalo migrated
the ASP.NET engine to use POST for interaction.
<P>In the Gtk# land saw the integration of gda, gnome-db and
GStreamer bindings.
<P>Windows.Forms classes now build on Linux and Windows, check out
the status pages for areas of collaboration.
<P><A
name=Oct24th,2002:S390support,XSP/ASP.NET,Win32contributors,TDS.>
<H2>Oct 24th, 2002: S390 support, XSP/ASP.NET, Win32 contributors,
TDS.</H2>
<P>Today Neal Ferguson's support for the IBM S390 was checked into
CVS.
<P>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.
<P>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 <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-winforms-list">http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-winforms-list</A>
mailing list.
<P>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. <A
name=Oct21th,2002:Crypto,Winformslist,Database,GConf,Debugger.>
<H2>Oct 21th, 2002: Crypto, Winforms list, Database, GConf,
Debugger.</H2>
<P>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.
<P>Last week we created a new <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-winforms-list">mailing
list</A> to discuss the Mono Winforms implementation.
<P>Tim has started a full C# implementation of the TDS protocol and
the providers, and Brian continues his work on his ODBC binding.
<P>Rachel Hestilow has also checked in a binding for GConf. This
binding <A
href="http://toxic.magnesium.net/~hestilow/gconfsharp/intro.html">is
unique</A> 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 (<A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/shots/gconf-shot.png">shot</A>)
simplify the creation of user interfaces that bind their
configuration to backend keys, following the <A
href="http://developer.gnome.org/projects/gup/hig/1.0/">GNOME Human
Interface Guidelines.</A>
<P>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 (<A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/shots/debugger-4.png">new
shot</A>) 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.
<P><A name=Oct14th,2002:Crypto,Databasework,Debugger,Documentation.>
<H2>Oct 14th, 2002: Crypto, Database work, Debugger,
Documentation.</H2>
<P>Brian, Daniel and Rodrigo have been busy working on the ODBC
provider for Mono. Daniel posted some <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-October/002755.html">updates</A>.
Brian posted <A
href="http://lists.ximian.com/archives/public/mono-list/2002-October/002758.html">details
about the ODBC.NET</A> provider.
<P>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).
<P>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.
<P>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 <A href="http://go-mono.org/classlib-doc.html">Mono
Documentation Tools</A>.
<P><A name=Oct9th,2002:VariousMonoupdates.>
<H2>Oct 9th, 2002: Various Mono updates.</H2>
<P>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.
<P>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'.
<P>Martin Baulig has been busy with the Mono Debugger, you can see
how it looks <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/debugger-1.png">here</A>
and <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/debugger-2.png">here</A>.
Now local variables and breakpoints are supported, and we are
working on the UI elements to simplify their use (as seen on the
screenshot).
<P><A href="http://gtk-sharp.sf.net/">Gtk#</A> 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 <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/shots/mphoto-2.jpg">here</A>.
<P>Chris Toshok the man behind LDAP in Evolution continues to work
on the Mono.LDAP# implementation.
<P>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.
<P><A name=Oct1st,2002:Mono0.16released;Debuggerupdates.>
<H2>Oct 1st, 2002: Mono 0.16 released; Debugger updates.</H2>
<P>Mono 0.16 has been released. Source and RPMs are <A
href="http://go-mono.org/download.html">available</A>. The release
notes are <A href="http://go-mono.org/archive/mono-0.16">here</A>.
<P>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).
<P><A name=Sep19th,2002:MonoSurvey.>
<H2>Sep 19th, 2002: Mono Survey.</H2>
<P>Help us plan for the future of Mono by filing out the <A
href="http://primates.ximian.com/~miguel/monosurvey">First Mono
Survey</A>
<P><A name=Sep17th,2002:MonoHackersHallofFame:SergeyChaban>
<H2>Sep 17th, 2002: Mono Hackers Hall of Fame: Sergey Chaban </H2>
<P>The <A href="http://go-mono.org/hackers.html">Mono Hackers Hall
Of Fame</A> continues to show our appreciation to the excellent
contributors that made <B>mono::</B> a successful free software
project.
<P>This time the Hall of Fame welcomes Sergey Chaban. Sergey has
been a long time contributor to the project, from the early work on
the class libraries that were critical to Mono's origin: every time
you use a Hashtable in Mono, it runs Sergey's code, to the low-level
optimizations on the JIT engine and to his work on ILASM and the
PEToolkit.
<P><A
name=Sep16th,2002:DocumentationTools,ILASM,Debugger,MonoLDAP,Winforms>
<H2>Sep 16th, 2002: Documentation Tools, ILASM, Debugger, Mono LDAP,
Winforms</H2>
<P>Adam Treat has started moving the documentation universe again.
We have a new strategy to document our APIs (given that we have
chosen <A href="http://go-mono.org/classlib-doc.html">not to
document the code inline</A>). This includes the use of a master
reference file that will hold the entry points to document. All
master files for our assemblies have been checked into CVS now.
<P>Sergey Chaban's Mono.PEToolkit and ILASM tools have been checked
into CVS. Although ILASM is old and will soon be updated, we wanted
to get the build issues sorted out.
<P>Martin Baulig's Mono Debugger is still on its early stages, but
you can run and run step by step your C# code and C code (including
the Mono runtime). Dwarf-2 is required to compile your code. The
regular step, step-into, and assembly-level step and step-into are
supported. And comes with a Gtk# UI. The debugger is written mostly
in C# with some C glue code. Most of the work is on the engine, we
will be working on making a good UI in the future.
<P>Chris Toshok of the Hungry Programmer's fame has checked in
Mono.Directory.LDAP, a C# wrapper for the LDAP libraries. This is
the substrate for implementing the System.DirectoryServices
assembly.
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