Remove outdated info and unused files from mcs/ (#4916)

Most of the removed files weren't touched in the last decade
and are unused so it's better to remove them to avoid confusion
about what they do.

I also went over and removed the most outdated info from readme
files, we probably want to do a more thorough overhaul in the future.

1 files changed, 1 insertions, 257 deletions

diff --git a/mcs/class/README b/mcs/class/README
index 421c04da2bf..b2692bf6927 100644
--- a/mcs/class/README
+++ b/mcs/class/README
@@ -35,15 +35,6 @@ testing.
 	of comments in the source code for that purpose, and if the
 	problem requires to be followed up on, file a bug.
 
-* Supporting .NET 1.2, .NET 1.1 and .NET 1.0 builds
-
-	The defines NET_1_1 and NET_2_0 are used to include
-	features.   When NET_2_0 is defined, it also implies that the
-	NET_1_1 is defined.
-
-	To have code which is only available in an old version, use ONLY_1_0,
-	ONLY_1_1
-
 * Tagging buggy code
 
 	If there is a bug in your implementation tag the problem by using
@@ -69,255 +60,8 @@ testing.
 	not only stupid, but leading to unreliable code).
 
 	In those cases, use the keyword "LAMESPEC".
-	
 
 * Coding considerations and style.
 
 	In order to keep the code consistent, please use the following
-	conventions.  From here on `good' and `bad' are used to attribute
-	things that would make the coding style match, or not match.  It is not
-	a judgement call on your coding abilities, but more of a style and 
-	look call.  Please try to follow these guidelines to ensure prettiness.
-
-	Use 8 space tabs for writing your code (hopefully we can keep
-	this consistent).  If you are modifying someone else's code, try
-	to keep the coding style similar.
-
-	Since we are using 8-space tabs, you might want to consider the Linus
-	Torvals trick to reduce code nesting.  Many times in a loop, you will
-	find yourself doing a test, and if the test is true, you will nest.
-	Many times this can be changed.  Example:
-
-
-		for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
-			if (something (i)) {
-				do_more ();
-			}
-		}
-
-	This take precious space, instead write it like this:
-
-		for (i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
-			if (!something (i))
-				continue;
-			do_more ();
-		}
-
-	A few guidelines:
-
-		* Use a space before an opening parenthesis when calling
-		  functions, or indexing, like this:
-
-			method (a);
-			b [10];
-
-		* Do not put a space after the opening parenthesis and the 
-		  closing one, ie:
-
-			good: method (a);	array [10];
-
-			bad:  method ( a );	array[ 10 ];
-
-		* Inside a code block, put the opening brace on the same line
-	  	  as the statement:
-
-			good:
-				if (a) {
-					code ();
-					code ();
-				}
-
-			bad:
-				if (a) 
-				{
-					code ();
-					code ();
-				}
-
-		* Avoid using unnecessary open/close braces, vertical space
-		  is usually limited:
-
-			good:
-				if (a)
-					code ();
-
-			bad:
-				if (a) {
-					code ();
-				}
-
-		* When defining a method, use the C style for brace placement, 
-		  that means, use a new line for the brace, like this:
-
-			good:
-				void Method ()
-				{
-				}
-
-			bad:
-				void Method () {
-				}
-
-		* Properties and indexers are an exception, keep the
-		  brace on the same line as the property declaration.
-		  Rationale: this makes it visually
-		  simple to distinguish them.
-
-			good:
-				int Property {
-					get {
-						return value;
-					}
-				}
-
-			bad:
-				int Property 
-				{
-					get {
-						return value;
-					}
-				}
-
-		  Notice how the accessor "get" also keeps its brace on the same
-		  line.
-
-		  For very small properties, you can compress things:
-
-			ok:
-				int Property {
-					get { return value; }
-					set { x = value; }
-				}
-
-		* Use white space in expressions liberally, except in the presence
-		  of parenthesis:
-
-			good:
-
-				if (a + 5 > method (blah () + 4))
-
-			bad:
-				if (a+5>method(blah()+4))
-
-		* For any new files, please use a descriptive introduction, like
-		  this:
-
-			//
-			// System.Comment.cs: Handles comments in System files.
-			//
-			// Author:
-			//   Juan Perez (juan@address.com)
-			//
-			// (C) 2002 Address, Inc (http://www.address.com)
-			//
-
-		* If you are modyfing someone else's code, and your contribution
-		  is significant, please add yourself to the Authors list.
-
-		* Switch statements have the case at the same indentation as the
-		  switch:
-
-			switch (x) {
-			case 'a':
-				...
-			case 'b':
-				...
-			}
-
-		* Argument names should use the camel casing for
-		  identifiers, like this:
-
-		 	good:
-				void Method (string myArgument)
-
-			bad:
-				void Method (string lpstrArgument)
-				void Method (string my_string)
-
-		* Empty methods: They should have the body of code using two 	
-		  lines, in consistency with the rest:
-
-			good:
-				void EmptyMethod ()
-				{
-				}
-
-			bad:
-				void EmptyMethod () {}
-
-				void EmptyMethod () 
-				{}
-		
-		* Line length: The line length for C# source code is 134 columns.
-
-
-		  If your function declaration arguments go beyond
-		  this point, please align your arguments to match the
-		  opening brace, like this:
-
-	 		void Function (int arg, string argb,
-	 			       int argc)
-	 		{
-	 		}
-	 
-	  	  When invoking functions, the rule is different, the
-		  arguments are not aligned with the previous
-		  argument, instead they begin at the tabbed position,
-		  like this:
-	  
-			void M ()
-			{
-				MethodCall ("Very long string that will force",
-					"Next argument on the 8-tab pos",
-					"Just like this one")
-		
-			}
-		
-	Here are a couple of examples:
-
-class X : Y {
-
-	bool Method (int argument_1, int argument_2)
-	{
-		if (argument_1 == argument_2)
-			throw new Exception (Locale.GetText ("They are equal!");
-
-		if (argument_1 < argument_2) {
-			if (argument_1 * 3 > 4)
-				return true;
-			else
-				return false;
-		}
-
-		//
-		// This sample helps keep your sanity while using 8-spaces for tabs
-		// 
-		VeryLongIdentifierWhichTakesManyArguments (
-			Argument1, Argument2, Argument3,
-			NestedCallHere (
-				MoreNested));
-	}
-
-	bool MyProperty {
-		get {
-			return x;
-		}
-
-		set {
-			x = value;
-		}
-	}
-
-	void AnotherMethod () 
-	{
-		if ((a + 5) != 4) {
-		}
-
-		while (blah) {
-			if (a)
-				continue;
-			b++;
-		}
-	}
-}
-	
+	conventions: http://www.mono-project.com/community/contributing/coding-guidelines/