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Date: Tue, 01 May 2007 19:33:08 -0700
From: Josh Triplett <josh@freedesktop.org>
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Subject: Sparse 0.3 version number
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So, the 0.3 release went out...with VERSION=3D0.2 in the Makefile.  Oops.=


Fortunately, $(VERSION) currently only affects the version number in the
pkg-config file sparse.pc.  If you have written some software that depend=
s on
Sparse, uses pkg-config to check for it with a sufficient version number,=
 and
hoped to depend on 0.3 or newer, my apologies.  Fortunately, I suspect fe=
w to
no people have done this.

I plan to put out a release shortly with a fix for this, as well as a cou=
ple
of additional opportunistic fixes.  I also plan to include a "make dist" =
with
some checks to prevent this from happening again.

- Josh Triplett


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