[IronPython] What is stable?

[Michael Foord]

Harelick, Matthew wrote:
>
> Hi:
>
> I have tried using the various IDE’s associated with Iron Python and I 
> always run into issues, like “Hello world” won’t work.
>
Can you be specific? That's a problem I've not heard before.

> If I use just the interpreter, as a python interpreter with .NET 
> extensions, which one is the most stable?
>

1.1.2 is the 'official' stable release, but IronPython 2 is now at 
release candidate (final release aimed for November) and so should be 
more than stable enough to use.

For people coming new to IronPython I would recommend going straight to 
IronPython 2.

Michael Foord

> I don’t want to start using the tool only to discover I ran into some 
> bug because some minor feature is unstable.
>
> Thanks
>
> Matthew
>
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