RELEASE-0.2.1
=============
Cleanup revision. 

- Removed all unnecessary header files from the sources. 

- Added (once again) -ansi and -Wall flags into Makefiles. 

- Included the 'utils' directory into distro.

- Added instructions how to startup the services in non-argp system.

  (runme-non-argp.sh)
  -------- 8< --------
  ./services/spf_service_mother

  tmp_pid=`ps -e -o pid -o cmd | grep [s]pf_service_mother | cut -c1-6`
  spitfire_pid=`printf "/tmp/.spitfire_key_%06i" $tmp_pid`

  export SPITFIRE_IDENTIFIER=$spitfire_pid

  ./services/spf_service_trace
  ./services/spf_service_timeout
  ./services/spf_service_hunt
  -------- 8< --------

RELEASE-0.2.0
=============
There were lots of new features introduced between last two revision, so it seems right time to
increment the middle revision. This is a clean up revision from the previous one.

The biggest additions include:

- The shared memory and semaphore keys are now dynamically allocated. This means that there can be
  more than one instance of the system running on the same host.

- The directory structure is once again changed. The old 'utils' directory is now called 
  'services', since it now contains services. There is a new directory, called 'utils', which
  as the name suggests, contains utils, like 'runme.sh'.

- The 'ftok' filename is stored into an environment variable. This means two things:
  1) You can choose which instance to connect your process into.
  2) You have to make sure you actually export the correct variable. To make things easier, I
     wrote a small script to do that for you (. ./utils/runme.sh). 

     -------- 8< --------
     ./services/spf_service_mother -p ./services/ -hot

     tmp_pid=`ps -e -o pid -o cmd | grep [s]pf_service_mother | cut -c1-6`
     spitfire_pid=`printf "/tmp/.spitfire_key_%06i" $tmp_pid`

     export SPITFIRE_IDENTIFIER=$spitfire_pid
     -------- 8< --------

     The script is located on the 'utils' directory, and is named as 'runme.sh'. It should be 
     called with source (or '.') since it adds an environment variable. 

     Just give me a call (or email) if you know a better way of handling this ...thing.

- Automatic cleanup of the pending shared memory blocks and semaphores as the system is shut down. 
  Actually the shutting down is also a new feature, since before this, the mother daemon just 
  terminated leaving the memory and semaphores hanging. That was convenient earlier, but now the 
  system (seems) [is] more stable, and the mother daemon can hang around.

- All processes are terminated by sending a TERM signal to the mother process.

- Now the system implements simple commandline arguments, in case your system does not have the 
  'argp' utility provided by the glibc (OSX).

- Some cleanup and small bug fixes.

RELEASE-0.1.1:
==============

The projet name is now "spitfire".
Replaced manual makefiles with automake.
Changed directory structure:
	- src: now contains source code for the library.
	- utils: contains the servers.
	- test: contains the regression test suite.
	- examples: contain some small examples.
	- include: contains the public interface.
Only the src, utils and include directory are installed. 
Tracing greatly *improved* Hurrah!