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Date: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 11:24:01 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: New moussh

moussh updated to 20090319.

- Clarify copyright status for jursidctions where a copyright holder
  cannot explicitly release into the public domain.  (I'm told today's
  Germany is an example.)

- Documentation touchups - another sentence here, a typo fix there.

- Bugfix for ssh-dss keys whose lengths in bits are not multiples of 8.

- Write comments for x.c.

- Code cleanups in x.c: #defines->enums and structure rearrangement.

- More verbosity in x.c.

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Date: Fri, 10 Apr 2009 02:52:29 -0400 (EDT)
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Subject: mcsh updated

mcsh is now at 2.0.20.  New in this version (relative to 2.0.17, the
previous version in the FTP area):

- Use the malloc_options global to turn on option X for mallocs that
   support it, to help catch use of uninitialized heap memory.

- Fix the hashing function used to speed function lookups; the former
   version effectively lost all characters except the last, um, 10 or
   so.  (This is an efficiency issue, not a correctness issue.)

- Add paranoia checking to function-lookup-by-name operations.  They
   don't happen often for most uses, and I was chasing a bug there.

- Fix a blunder when initializing functions, one which didn't mnanifest
   by coincidence of how the primitives lists happen to be arranged.

- Finally fix a bug which would sometimes lose primitives when
   redefining command-line-editor macros (eg, when reloading my
   .cshrc).

- Fix a potential crasher bug caused by an uninitialized field in a
   query-replace data structure.

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