Changes since 5.5.3:
* AutoFSM was enhanced with the notion of a "noop" transition handling
* fmemopen() is now used (when possible) for anonymous output (diversions)
* The Guile function (chdir "...") is now wrapped so AutoGen can adapt
* the definitions parser now uses a FSM parser instead of YACC
* AutoOpt-ed programs can now have internationalized usage text
* Templates have been added for using getopt(3) or getopt_long(3GNU)
to parse options (in lieu of libopts).
* better docs on partitioned ini (rc) files
Changes since 5.5.2 include:
* AutoOpts' usage procedure has been enhanced to produce either AutoOpts
standard usage or usage that looks more like current GNU practices.
The latter provides less information and help.
* I32LPx behavior has improved. Don't think I can call it "industrial
strength" just yet, tho.
New in 5.5.2 - February, 2003
* Fixes for FreeBSD weirdisms with sed, dlopen(), and the Guile library
* stash offsets in uintptr_t types so this thing works when
sizeof(void*) != sizeof(off_t)
* still more configury fixes. It will never, ever end.
New in 5.5 - December 15, 2002
* The FOR macro will now accept a list of values, as in:
[= FOR v IN one, "two , part" three =]
* snprintfv-0.99f was fully incorporated, saving 300K of distribution
space and a lot of configure time.
* The 'dne' function will accept "-d" as the first argument in order
to suppress the date from the output.
New in 5.4.8 - December 10, 2002
* Freed AutoOpts from libguile. It was never really dependent.
* new snprintfv library incorporated
AutoGen is a tool designed for generating program files that contain
repetitive text with varied substitutions. Its goal is to simplify the
maintenance of programs that contain large amounts of repetitious text.
This is especially valuable if there are several blocks of such text that
must be kept synchronized.
