It is best to install the mono 0.22 release before trying to compile the latest sources. If you haven't done this, then do so.
You don't have to install libtool, you can add the following lines to autogen.sh instead:
alias libtool='/usr/bin/glibtool' alias libtoolize='/usr/bin/glibtoolize' conf_flags="--enable-maintainer-mode --enable-compile-warnings \ --program-transform-name=s/libtool/glibtool/" #--enable-iso-c
I also suggest using darwin ports to install required packages
http://www.opendarwin.org/projects/darwinports/ or fink
Some unix tools will install with errors that you won't catch unless you do a "make check". I do not have in depth knowledge of porting unix apps to OS X so I rely on darwinports. I have tried manually installing the tool like you did with minimal success.
I have gotten farther than you, but compile currently fails on mini.
The ppc-devel group is just starting up and you may benefit from joining that list.
Also a good C# editor with syntax higlighting is jext, and pNet installs without any problems on a Mac.
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