This is a list of developer tools included in the SVN source tarball
but not necessarily shipped in the tarball or binary distributions If you're
viewing it with Emacs, you can try doing Ctl-C Ctl-t browse through
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** findbreakage

Starting from a specified SVN revision number, this Python program runs 
regression tests forward until something fails.  It uses a binary search, so
convergence should be very rapid.

** hackcomment

Alters the change comment attached to a specified SVN revision.

** leapsecond.py

Gets the current leap-second correction forom IERS and/or the USNO.

** logextract

Extract pure NMEA from an emailed gpsd error log. The output can be fed 
to gpsfake. (This one goes in the tarball.)

** getrpm

Supports remote-building RPMS on any host machine where you can do SVN
checkouts; it will then grab them from the remote machine for you.
You will require an account that you can ssh into on the remote
machine.  The remote machine must have the buildrpms script from ESR's
shipper distribution available on your search path.

** putrpm 

Symbiote for getrpm.  It builds current RPMs and writes them to standard
output in a zip file.

** striplog

Strip leading comment lines from NMEA sentence logs.  gpsfake can do
this itself now, so this script has a lot of dust on it.  (This one
goes in the tarball.)

** upload

Ship a release.  Not very useful unless you have ESR's shipper tool
installed.

** www/upload

Refresh the project website.  Doesn't require shipper.