fd.h: Kill two dead function prototypes.

[paraslash.git] / NEWS

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@@ -5,12 +5,20 @@ NEWS
 0.2.17 (to be announced) "isotropic threshold"
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 0.2.17 (to be announced) "isotropic threshold"
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-Only bugfixes and cleanups in this version which marks the end of
+Mainly bugfixes and cleanups in this version which marks the end of

 the 0.2.x series if no serious bugs show up after the release.
 
 the 0.2.x series if no serious bugs show up after the release.
 

+       - mysql_selector: fix a locking bug.
+       - universal chunk queueing.
+       - dccp sender uses chunk queueing if write() returns EAGAIN (thanks
+         to Gerrit Renker).

        - be more carful wrt. signed vs. unsigned argument passing.
        - cleanup error.h and fix some references to invalid error
          codes.
        - be more carful wrt. signed vs. unsigned argument passing.
        - cleanup error.h and fix some references to invalid error
          codes.

+       - update to gengetopt-2.21.
+       - update to ortp-0.13.1.
+       - autoconf: extend checks for headers, library functions and
+         compiler characteristics.

 
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 0.2.16 (2007-04-05) "neural discharge"
 
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 0.2.16 (2007-04-05) "neural discharge"


@@ -256,7 +264,7 @@ the internal find command and several other improvements and cleanups.
 
 
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-0.2.5 (2005-10-13) "aggressive_resolution"
+0.2.5 (2005-10-13) "aggressive resolution"

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 This release adds internal senders, i.e. no more external programs are
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 This release adds internal senders, i.e. no more external programs are