* configure should no longer assume AltiVec is supported when it actually
    isn't with buggy compilers and/or pre-set $CFLAGS.

Forgot Changelog.
Began to re-read the documentation.

  * Commited my little release-howto (only useful to core vlc developers).

All decoders (audio, video, subtitles) are now modules.

- mpeg_vdec, mpeg_adec and ac3_adec are builtins by default
- ac3_spdif, spu_dec and lpcm_dec are plugins by default

  * Closing Debian bug #119369 which was fixed a while ago.

  * Damn recursion! Fixed an infinite loop in libdvdcss.

  * Got rid of DVDCSS_SEEK_INI in libdvdcss.

  * Added a "make package-beos" rule.
  * Fixed a BeOS compilation issue.

  * Fixed the vlcs communication for real now.

  * Fixed the vlcs communication issue by initializing WinSock at
    startup (thanks Meuuh for the tip).

  * Fixed a bug in the "make snapshot*" rules.

  * Made everything ready for a vlc-0.2.91 / libdvdcss-1.0.0 release.
  * Updated ChangeLog and ChangeLog.libdvdcss.
  * Increased vlcs response message length.
  * Removed the i_flags argument to dvdcss_open. Everything is done through
    environment variables now.

  * Added Oct's NSIS installer script. It will probably not work for you,
    but I need it to build the Win32 auto installer.

  * Automatic handling of the Channel Server's response in network mode.

-GetMACAddress takes the interface defined in the environment variable
vlc_iface instead of eth0

private ES :p

  * Fixed compilation (and quite probably runtime) issues under IA64
    due to mixed int/void* casts.

  * Fixed a buffer overflow in CSSAuth()

Basically, this adds the ability for the netlist to handle transport
packets that carry more than one data_packet.

* Win32 network fix.

  * Fixed a mingw32 problem I introduced last night :)

Maybe we should try to predict the date instead of taking the last one but
it seems quite hard.

  * Fixed some win32 64-bit issues.

  * Fixed some win32 compile issues.
  * Don't use long long, use u64/s64 (int_types.h).

so that every plugin can use it

*Change the name of a function in dvd_udf.c to fit with the forthcoming
 libdvdread plugin.

corruption in ifo data. This was the reason why some DVDs that worked with
0.2.80 no longer worked with newer version of vlc. They should work again
now.

This is certainly one of the last updates of the current DVD plugin until
we move to libdvdread that will give us navigation ES.