checks 0.4
31 October 2002
(You know you're right)

Needed to be done:
1.	I'm debating whether to implement pthreads or fork off several 
	processes if several directories are being checked.  fork 
	raises issues with reading/writing to a preference file, 
	whereas pthreads aren't default on NetBSD, and that's bad, 
	'cause I do a great deal of work on NetBSD.  Stay tuned...
2.	Anyone want to test it on Linux, Solaris, SysV now that 
	it should compile on these platforms?  I know I don't want to.
3.	Need to re-implement tilde expansion in the .checksrc...should 
	probably read through the source for ash or something.


Changelog:
changes to 0.4:
*	Slight modification to the license, just to make
	it slightly less restrictive (and more like the BSD 
	license, well, without the annoying advert clause)
*	Using stat instead of du.  About time.

changes to 0.3.3:
*	checks now parses the .checksrc the right way
*	checks is now also no longer requires fgetln, so 
	we've removed the *BSD dependency

changes to 0.3.2:
*	More intelligent memory management
*	No more temp file being dumped
*	(Almost) proper parsing of .checksrc
*	New n option allows Matt Slack to stop complaining.  :-)

changes to checks 0.3.1:
*	Far more efficient parsing of .checksrc
*	what line in binary
*	A few small speed increases/memory reductions

changes to checks 0.3:
*	Biggish re-write.  Now supports remembering sizes between exit of 
	app and next open.  Can check several folders at once.  Now 
	comes with manpage.  0.3 tends to take about 1/3 less 
	processor time, but checks never took much, anyway...just found 
	that curious.

changes to checks 0.2.1:
*	Got rid of a segfault caused by checks at quitting time.
	Was passing the wrong pointer as an argument in sigtermHandler.  
	Error only happened under NetBSD, so it took me a while to figure 
	out.

changes to checks 0.2:
*	Didn't check if malloc() returned a non-null pointer.  Given 
	that we're not allocating much memory, this shouldn't have been 
	a problem, but it's best to be safe.
*	checks will now delete your temp file at quit.  Good thing.
