Mentioned syslog.

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@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ Getting in touch
The World-Wide What?
New in this release
Scsh is now based on Scheme 48 0.53
Interface to dot-locking and crypt
Interface to dot-locking, crypt and syslog
API changes
Bugfixes
Thanks
@ -187,9 +187,10 @@ We now manage the project using SourceForge:
to retrofit the current Scheme 48 manual for inclusion in this scsh
release.
** Interface to dot-locking and crypt
** Interface to dot-locking, crypt and syslog
Scsh now provides advisory file locking via the dot-locking scheme
and a direct interface to the crypt function.
and a direct binding to the crypt function. Furthermore we added
a complete, system-independent and thread-safe interface to syslog.
** API changes
Some features of the previous releases are currently not
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select
select!
ODBC support
bufpol/line
bufpol/line
The following procedures received new names in this release:
sleep (now process-sleep)
sleep-until (now process-sleep-until
sleep-until (now process-sleep-until)
network-info, service-info and protocol-info now return #f on non-success
network-info, service-info and protocol-info now return #f on non-success.
The default directory for creating temporary files changed: It's now
$TMPDIR if set and /var/tmp otherwise
The default directory for creating temporary files has changed: It's
now the value of $TMPDIR if set and /var/tmp otherwise.
The nth procedure is still there but is now officially obsolete. It
will go away in a future release.
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Reini Urban
We'd like to thank everyone else for their patience; we are sorry that
it took almost two years from the start of the port to this release.
it took more than two years from the start of the port to this release.
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