Python.NET? Jython.NET? Ni!

[Mark Hammond]

[David Ascher]

> >Is ActiveState's Python for .NET dead?  I can find no reference
> to it on the
> >ActiveState page, other than an old research build for .NET Beta 2.
> >
> >Seems to me the easiest place to start for a .NET version of
> Python would be
> >with Jython.  I haven't looked at the Jython source code, but can someone
> >who has done so comment?
> >
> "Dead" sounds so harsh, in this age of Buffy.  The truth is that no one
> is working on it from ActiveState, and as far as I know Mark isn't
> either.  There are a few people who are interested, however, so there's
> always hope.

I'm not doing all that much on it at the moment, but am keeping it up to
date.  I recently uploaded a version that should work with the release build
of .NET.

http://starship.python.net/crew/mhammond/dotnet is where the latest can be
found.

Mark.