Binary archives for all platforms for python/java/.NET

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Hello,

Thanks to the incompatible changes I pushed yesterday, I can now offer precompiled archives for all platforms (windows 32, windows 64, mac OS X 64, linux 32, and linux 64) for python. java, and.NET.

I am uploading all of them for the 2200 svn release.

All this archives now come with a proper README file, a setup.py to install the python modules, and a simplified directory structure compared with the svn version.

Please tell me all the problems you will likely find.

Thanks

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