> Work to support C# 3.0 has started, this release includes: > C# 3.0 Extension methods implemented by Marek Safar. > Anonymous Method generic type inferencing by Marek Safar. > Lambda Expressions, implemented by Miguel de Icaza. It is currently > missing generic method type inferencing (similar in spirit to anonymous > method generic type inferencing).
Sounds like its pretty good. We dont need XLINQ or DLINQ etc.. just base raw LINQ. Once you learn LINQ fully, its really hard to go back to the old way. Kind of like going from OOP to structured. Sure you can do it, but you dont unless you have to. LINQ is a lot more than it looks, and while a few samples look cool, its different once you fully "switch it on". Its also neat cuz its all compiler stuff, no IL changes. > The next one, 1.2.5 will have something like this in the release > notes. Any ETA? Even though Im pretty reliant on VS, I fully want to make sure our stuff runs in Mono and on Linux. Although with the compiler part Im a bit more leading edge, because those working on kernel just want a bin they can use.. dont care as much if they can bulid it itself, or if that is at least delayed for a bit. Heck, IIRC we cant build at all right now. :) > Don't pass this beyond this list. This is not any kind of secret, but > it is from a prelinary document. Ok. > They also have a good start on SilverLight, aka MoonLight. Yes Ive been following that. I put some pretty complimentary blogs up about Silverlight. My blog is pretty well read, including by many at Microsoft and the Silverlight team > Mono also has a VMware player download with the latest version > installed on Suse 10.2. (I would wait a few days for 1.2.5 to be out > first). Yeah, I need to play again. Just a matter of time. :) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ SharpOS-Developers mailing list SharpOS-Developers@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/sharpos-developers
