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Version 3.0.1 of 2025-03-16: 
- Refactored bit handling.
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Version 3.0.0 of 2025-03-14: 
- Add "Azimuth_only" printing.
- Accept a stream of target-locators on standard-input.  Useful, for example, for the processing of tables with contest results. (This is the feature I really did it for.)
- Some small bug fixes.
- Some serious code refactoring.
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Version 2.0.0 of 2025-02-18: 
- Output locator description in LaTeX format (when requested).
- Normalize outgoing locator-strings to all-caps, accept incoming in lower or mixed case.
- Add an algorithm (nr 4) for the slightly over-sized spherical earth as specified by the IARU contest rules.
- Assorted refactoring.
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Version 1.2.0 of 2024-06-13: Proper fix for overlap detection. Lots of refactoring.
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Version 1.0.4 of 2023-04-14: Man-page included (and a smaller-than-trivial change to the --help text.) 
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Version 1.0.2 of 2023-04-04 contains a small bug fix for overlapping cells.
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Requirements: C-compiler and make program.
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How to build:
1. Unpack the .tgz (compressed TAR) file into some appropriate directory.
2. cd into that directory and run make.
3. Optionally rename the executable to your own Maidenhead-locator.
4. Move it to a directory in your PATH. (e.g. ~/bin)
   Perhaps using the install target of the makefile.
5. Optionally copy the man-page (IO91pm.1) to a location in your manpath
   (e.g. ~/bin/share/man/man1/) or view it locally with "man -l IO91pm.1"
Source: README.txt, updated 2025-03-16