Mono Project is an Open Source implementation of the various ECMA and .NET framework technologies for Unix, Mac OS X, and Windows. The project includes a compiler, a class library, and a CLI runtime engine.
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This is mostly a bugfix release, but this version can now run IronPython 0.9.6, the Debugger works for the first time, and an implementation of the registry is now available on Unix.
This release introduces two new ports of the Mono JIT compiler: Itanium and ARM processor. It introduces SSL support on XSP, a reusable Web server, Cairo 1.0 bindings, a more scalable and hardened version of ASP.NET and the new .NET-compatible international collation code, and much more.
A bug in Socket.Select implementation that was
introduced in 1.1.8 which failed to work on
write/error descriptors was fixed. A long-standing
deadlock in the runtime was fixed. This bug was
only visible with heavy thread usage at startup on
SMP systems, but it would freeze certain
applications (Beagle, iFolder, and others).
Support for NPTL as the default threading system
was added, which will benefit Gentoo and Fedora
Core 4 users.
