The CLR is an ECMA standard so they dont need Microsoft's support to implement that portion. Portions of mono, specifically the silverlight implementation called moonlight are very publicly supported. As for what technologies are supported I've found that
it amounts to "All of the framework that matters". APIs which are windows or microsoft product specific are not implemented. A good example would be the sharepoint stuff.
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Re: The Mono Project
Oct 15, 2007 11:46 PM|LINK
The CLR is an ECMA standard so they dont need Microsoft's support to implement that portion. Portions of mono, specifically the silverlight implementation called moonlight are very publicly supported. As for what technologies are supported I've found that it amounts to "All of the framework that matters". APIs which are windows or microsoft product specific are not implemented. A good example would be the sharepoint stuff.
Warning: Code is often uncompiled and possibly started life written on the back of a napkin. Beware typos.