Lot's of changes, but the major one is that Java's primitive type byte is now mapped to System.Byte instead of System.SByte. This makes interoperability between Java and other .NET code much easier (since System.Byte is in the CLS), although you have to be a little careful because Java's byte is signed and System.Byte is unsigned.
Changes:
New snapshots: just the binaries and source plus binaries.
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I apologize for the lameness of this, but the comment spam was driving me nuts. In order to be able to post a comment, you need to answer a simple question. Hopefully this question is easy enough not to annoy serious commenters, but hard enough to keep the spammers away.
Anti-Spam Question: What method on java.lang.System returns an object's original hashcode (i.e. the one that would be returned by java.lang.Object.hashCode() if it wasn't overridden)? (case is significant)
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