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-Wed Dec 15 16:47:19 1993  Douglas C. Schmidt  (schmidt@net4.ics.uci.edu)
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-        * Added a new parameter to the constructor and open() member
-          functions in the SOCK_Listener and LSOCK_Listener classes.  This
-          parameter indicates that the SO_REUSEADDR option needs to be
-          applied before attempting to bind an address.
-
-Sun Nov 21 14:46:18 1993  Douglas C. Schmidt  (schmidt@net4.ics.uci.edu)
-
-        * Added a new file called "testconfig.h" in the include directory.
-          This file gives defaults for the hostname and server port
-          numbers used in the ./tests directory.
-
-Wed Nov  3 18:41:14 1993  Douglas C. Schmidt  (schmidt@cupid.ics.uci.edu)
-
-        * Released version 2.12.
-
-        * Included Olaf Kruger's fix for templates/shared libs on Sun OS
-          4.  This solves a bunch of weird problems.  Now, most of the
-          tests compile and run correctly on Sun OS 4!
-
-Mon Nov  1 17:47:30 1993  Douglas C. Schmidt  (schmidt@cupid.ics.uci.edu)
-
-        * Split the release into two parts: (1) the documentation and
-          papers and (2) the library source code and test examples.
-
-        * Renamed and lightly redesigned the IPC_SAP* hierarchy.  Now the
-          overall C++ wrapper abstraction for local and remote IPC is
-          called IPC_SAP.  The specific wrappers for sockets, TLI, named
-          pipes, and STREAM pipes are called SOCK_SAP, TLI_SAP, FIFO_SAP,
-          and SPIPE_SAP, respectively.  This cleans up the interfaces,
-          shares more code, and is much easier to explain.
-
-          In addition, the Server_Daemon framework has been renamed the
-          Service Configurator framework, and the Server_Daemon class has
-          been renamed Service_Config.  The documentation is being updated
-          to reflect these changes, as well.
-
-          Note, the easiest way to upgrade existing apps is simply to use
-          perl as follows:
-          
-          % perl -p -i -e 's/Local_IPC/LSOCK/g;' *.[Chi] % perl -p -i -e
-          's/IPC_SAP_FIFO/FIFO/g;' *.[Chi] % perl -p -i -e
-          's/IPC_SAP_SPIPE/SPIPE/g;' *.[Chi] % perl -p -i -e
-          's/IPC_SAP/SOCK_SAP/g;' *.[Chi] % perl -p -i -e 's/SAP_//g;'
-          *.[Chi] % perl -p -i -e 's/Server_Daemon/Service_Config/g;'
-          *.[Chi]
-
-          etc.  Note that the order in which you do this is important!  In
-          addition, you need to check out your Makefiles, to be sure that
-          -lIPC_SAP linker lines are changed to include the appropriate
-          components.