Release Notes.
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Argtable-2.0 coming eventually.
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Argtable-2.0 will be a major overhaul of the code. The changes are required to address the most common complaint about argtable; the potential for buffer overruns as argtable writes into fixed size string buffers. The redesign will bring some inevitable changes to the library interface, but the basic look and feel of the argument tables will stay the same. I been promising to finish Argtable-2.0 for a very long time. Well, one of the days....
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Argtable-1.3 released December 20, 2001.
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Moved argtable to a new home on the sourceforge site and revamped the documentation. Documentation is now created with Doxygen instead of c2man. Also fixed some minor bugs in the Makefiles. The source code itself is unaltered.
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Argtable-1.2 released August 5, 1999.
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The original makefiles have been replaced by autoconf makefiles. The char pointers in the argument table have been redefined as pointers to const char. Some of argtable's internal string buffers have been made larger to accommodate long command lines, and a bug that occurred when program names contained whitespace has been fixed. The documentation has also been revised.
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Argtable-1.1 released January 20, 1999.
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This version fixes some cross-platform compilation errors, and saw the introduction of the multi-platform configuration. It also saw the addition of the arg_record() function and a change to the arg_scanargv() function so that it no longer requires argv[0] to be the first entry of the argument table. To maintain backwards compatibility, programs written for version 1.0 should now define the macro define ARGTABLE_COMPATIBILITY_10 prior to including the argtable.h header file.
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Argtable-1.0 released November 13, 1998.
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Argtable's debut!
Argtable (http://argtable.sourceforge.net)