Spread-3.17.4.2 ===================== DESCRIPTION ----------- Spread-3.17.4.2 is a Perl module that conveniently wraps the Spread C libraries provided with the Spread 3.17.4 distribution. Spread is available at http://www.spread.org/. Spread is a local/wide area group communication toolkit that runs on most modern operating systems. It allows convenient mechanisms for reliable multicasting information between applications as well as providing many more complicate assurances. CHANGES ------- Version 3.17.4.2 fix typo in receive that prevented receiving messages spent to more than 64 groups. Also adds REJECT_AUTH error code. Thanks Martin. Version 3.17.4.1 add REJECT_MESS, remove _ from version. Version 3.17.3_108 fix version to make MakeMaker happier. Version 3.17.3-1.07 fix man pages and exports. Version 3.17.3-1.06 differentiate between select timeout and other failures. Thanks to Matt Sergeant. Version 3.17.1-1.05 fixes a service_type error (uninitialized variable) Version 3.15.2-1.04 adds a MANFIEST, dist to Makefile.PL, and several spelling corrections. The only used code change was the spelling correction of CAUSAL. Version 3.15.2-1.03 updgrades the xs code to use the 3.15.2 Spread client libraries. Version 3.14-1.03 fixes a long standing mortilzation bug that caused an abusive memory leak on systesm with many message. The leak was in SP_receive. It also adds this "changes" section. PREREQUISITES ------------- Spread-3.17.4.1 requires the Spread group communication toolkit daemon and client C libraries (with headers) to be installed (or compiled) on the system. It will often not work correctly if there is an older libsp installed on the system. It also requires Perl 5. INSTALLATION ------------ 1. Edit the Makefile.PL and change the -L and -I paths to reflect your installation of Spread if necessary. 2. perl Makefile.PL 3. make install COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER ------------------------ Copyright (c) 2000-2006,2008 Theo Schlossnagle This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself. This code is provided with no warranty of any kind, and is used entirely at your own risk.