IronPython-0.6 is now available!

[Neuruss]

> 
> I that were true, no translation should be needed and no benefits of such a
> translation be expected. 
> 
> But then I'm just a skeptic, don't believe me. Try it.
> 
> Peter


Even though IronPython will be fully compatible with trhe CLR, it will
still be a dynamic language, with the performance penalty that it
represents.
So in cases where speed is critical, you'll be able to replace the
bottlenecks with c# or other static typed .Net compliant language.
However, Jim Hugunin announced that in the future, Ironpython will
have optional static typing, theoretically making it as fast as c#.