Due to an extended beta period for 1.0.2004.2 (which was planned to go RTM end of March but due to problems here and there in the code, it's now planned to be released later in April), the initial plan to release another update in May will be moved to June. Driver developments planned for June will be moved to July. The scope of enhancements for the June release has been scaled down a bit, though the core enhancements planned as well as the addressing of the pain-points (as I call them) some people still have with LLBLGen Pro will still be done in that release.

Please note that these dates are very rough indications.

V2.0 is planned for the end of 2005.

I know this is prolly early to know this, but will upgrading current projects to the llblgen v2.0 be an easy one? I imagine they will be quite a bit different.

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I know this is prolly early to know this, but will upgrading current projects to the llblgen v2.0 be an easy one? I imagine they will be quite a bit different.

the code generated for .NET 1.x will use the same structure. code for .NET 2.0 will be different, as .NET 2.0 supports a lot of new features, one of them being generics which will be a cornerstone for the .NET 2.0 targeting code.

It's too early to say how much trouble people will have with upgrading to that framework as the design hasn't been finished yet

What I can assure is that the 1.x generated code will be supported on .NET 2.0 so adjustments to that code to make it work on .NET 2.0 will be included.