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    1 `stress' NEWS -- history of user-visible changes.
    2 Copyright (C) 2001-2010 Amos Waterland.
    3 See the end for copying conditions.
    4 
    5 Please send `stress' bug reports, questions, and suggestions to
    6 <apw@rossby.metr.ou.edu>.
    7 
    8 2010-02-17  Version 1.0.3
    9 
   10  * Fix manpage problem reported by Mark Lumsden.  Remove --no-clean
   11    option.
   12 
   13 2009-12-02  Version 1.0.2
   14 
   15  * Fix AIX compile.  Apply patch from Wilken Gottwalt to make tee
   16    behave properly.
   17 
   18 2009-08-11  Version 1.0.1
   19 
   20  * Minor automake cleanups.  Apply patch from Dileepa Prabhakar to
   21    randomize slow writing. 
   22 
   23 2007-12-16  Version 1.0.0
   24 
   25  * Try to detect memory corruption.
   26 
   27 2005-06-30  Version 0.18.8
   28 
   29  * Apply patch from Richard Norton to fix problem in date calculation.
   30 
   31 2005-06-30  Version 0.18.6
   32 
   33  * Apply modified patch from Bob Paulsen to stride through memory in
   34    increments other than unity, and to hang after allocating memory in
   35    an time other than infinity.
   36 
   37 2005-04-08  Version 0.18.4
   38 
   39  * A bug has been fixed in which timeout under extremely heavy load
   40    could wrap to a negative value.  There are some usage statement
   41    fixes and improved Debian packaging.
   42 
   43 2004-11-18  Version 0.18.2
   44 
   45  * Rewrite the usage statement so as to be explicit about disk and memory
   46    stress.  Improve the Debian packaging.
   47 
   48 2003-08-04  Version 0.18.1
   49 
   50  * The parent now reaps workers immediately and exits with an error if
   51    any of the workers encounter a problem.  This allows the tool to be
   52    used as an automated stress test.
   53 
   54 2003-06-27  Version 0.17.2
   55 
   56  * Minor portability changes: now runs on OpenBSD.
   57 
   58 2003-05-25  Version 0.17
   59 
   60  * This release is identical to 0.17pre20, and is a complete rewrite
   61    relative to the 0.16 release.
   62 
   63 2003-05-08  Version 0.17pre20 
   64 
   65  * Strict error checking on options, and an updated Texinfo manual.
   66 
   67 2003-05-08  Version 0.17pre19
   68 
   69  * Major internal code cleanup. Uses round-robin dispatch of worker
   70    processes.
   71 
   72 2003-05-06  Version 0.17pre18
   73 
   74  * This release adds rewritten timeout logic, fixes bugs which caused
   75    some errors to not be correctly propagated up the call stack, slightly
   76    simplifies the interface, and adds a configure option to produce a
   77    statically-linked binary.
   78 
   79 2003-01-07  Version 0.17pre14
   80 
   81  * Many small bugfixes and usability enhancements.
   82 
   83 2002-12-10  Version 0.17pre10
   84 
   85  * New --backoff, --no-retry, and --timeout switches, a texinfo manual,
   86    regression tests, and many minor bugfixes.
   87 
   88 2002-12-08  Version 0.17pre8
   89 
   90  * This version fixes minor bugs, adds a texinfo manual, and adds tests
   91    for `make check'.
   92 
   93 2002-12-06  Version 0.17pre7
   94 
   95  * A complete rewrite.  Each option is now handled by a fork, so
   96    multiple hogs may be specifed on the same command line.  Load average
   97    may be brought up to arbitrary value, and all available memory and
   98    disk space may be consumed.  The GNU autotools are used, and testing
   99    has been done on Solaris and GNU/Linux.
  100 
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  103 
  104 Copyright (C) 2001-2010 Amos Waterland
  105 
  106    Permission is granted to anyone to make or distribute verbatim copies
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  110 
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  113    under the above conditions, provided also that they
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