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Just added autoconf support both for stacklib and c-abacus.
It is still in the cvs repository. I did not wanted to make a minor version change yet. It didn't made much sence.
The next minor version will bring a better c-abacus.

For the first time ever, c-abacus does calculations. The former scalc did calculations, but it was very poor and didn't had operators priority. For example:
scalc: 1+2*3=9
c-abacus: 1+2*3=7
BE VERY CAUTIOUS!!! It is yet a cvs version. If you would like to try it, go to CVS at top of the page and read instructions about how to download it.

Sorry about who downloaded the c-abacus-0.7b2.tgz before today. There was a problem about the update with the cvs machine. I made an export command, but aparently there was no update. Yes, I've commited the latest changes (correpondent to the stated version).
If something were wrong, is right now. Sorry for any troubble.

There are 3 hidden file releases at the moment.
2 for stacklib and 1 for c-abacus. We could not display these releases as they do not respect theyr respective licenses.

Stacklib v1.2 now is a shared object library. This was a thing I was postponing a lot and had to be done.
Now it's done. :)

This release promisses a working calculator. It lacks important things, as unary operands and some precision control (we got to be sure of the results).
I already does the postfix notation, but it does not evaluate it.
The current version is 0.7b2. It's the second beta, but it was important to release it ASAP because it did'nt respected the license truly. Now it does.

Stacklib v1.1 is released.
Major changes are:
- Now checks if MAX_CANON is defined and defines it if it is not defined.
- New funcion to get a string with the version of stacklib.
- New funcion to reverse a stack.

c-abacus-0.7b and stacklib-1.0 have been released.
Stacklib code is now stable.