* Beginning of the built-in modules support.

   A few words about the changes:

  - heavy Makefile butchery has taken place, each plugin now has its own
    Makefile. I know recursive make blablah harmful, but it was just so
    much easier to do this way.

  - Makefile.in has disappeared, we now generate Makefile.opts with
    the overall configuration options, and Makefile.modules which is
    specific to module compilation.

  - After ./configure has been run you may want to modify Makefile.opts
    to check which modules will be compiled built-in or as plugins.

  - Some modules cannot be compiled built-in right now because proper
    linkage doesn't work yet. We don't really care since they're the
    interface or video output modules. The most important stuff works
    (iDCT, motion, YUV, input).

  - It's perfectly valid to compile a module both as built-in and as a
    plugin. vlc will only load the built-in one, but I'll add an option
    to ignore built-in modules for testing purposes.

  - We *should* see a performance increase here. I didn't have much time
    to test it, but if anyone can confirm and perhaps give a rough
    estimate of how much we gain...

  * Got rid of the sleep() hack in beos_specific.cpp
  * Fixed a segfault when launched without argument under Darwin.

  * Fix for Darwin program path handling. I mistakenly assumed that the
    program path was always absolute.

  * Updated version number to 0.2.71 (release today).

  * Merged 6 months of CVS logs to the ChangeLog file.
    The vlc changelog can now be viewed here:
       http://www.videolan.org/vlc/changelog.html

  * Fixed a lintian error in debian/rules.
  * XVideo resize patch by Shane Harper <shanegh@optusnet.com.au>.

*Added checks in dvd_ifo

*Cleanings in gnome interface : the interface should be dependant on the
input method.

TS input : only one audio & spu ES selected at a time
Intf : ts streams in menu
       fixed a typo

There be certainly need for debug on the TS input as vls complains about
wrong sized PES packets, and that many streams do not seem to work.

btw, I forgot to mention in my last commit the function that nooone will
ever use : "right button" key of 105 keys keybords support under X11,
Xv, Sdl

make vlc.app now correctly updates vlc.app
added an icon to the MacOS X vlc
removed the build of the vlc app from the install target

  * Fixed a typo in yesterday's BeOS changes.

change (useful in network mode)

-Change the way ifo are read ; I hope this fixes problems with some
compilers

-Added error checks in dvd input

  * BeOS icon and MIME resources courtesy of Wade Majors <guru@startrek.com>.
  * Updated icons.
  * Removed redefinition of NULL in src/audio_decoder/adec_layer?.c.
  * Created darwin_specific.c to store the program path at boot time.
    (XXX: check that it didn't break the OS X port)
  * Fixed a warning in netutils.c.

function support and a no-frills About box

Created macosx_common.h in plugins/macosx/ to hold , well, common stuff
(the way I see it, there is inherently a difficult separation of intf and
vout on Mac OS, if anyone has suggestions I'm open)

Cleaned up debug spew I left in modules.c and video_text.c

Hacked main.c to disregard argv[1] when compiled for OSX & run as a full
app (ie., double clicked and not launched from command line)... read the
file for more details.  UGLY.

Updated Makefile.in to make vlc.app by default on Mac OS X & Darwin, added
clean code for it as well

  * Fixed icons location and Debian desktop menus.

  * Forgot a BeOS patch on previous commit.

  * Fixed the whitespace/tab issues in the Makefile.
  * Corrected an awful typo in the version name, I hope Lieutenant Commander
    Arkady Grigorovich Ourumov will never set up us the bomb for that.
  * Removed deprecated stuff from config.h.
  * Disabled message queue by default.
  * A few other changes in the CSS code, the BeOS issues should be fixed.
  * Fixed a memory leak in gtk_callbacks.c (thanks to Dae).

- Ported the 0.2.0's channel changing functions
- Cosmetic changes : the word 'vlan' is disappearing
- network_ChannelJoin is still commented out as it's not in sync anymore
  with our channel server. Nitrox should fix this within a week.
- X and Xv output : added autohide cursor as in SDL
- X and Sv : keys 1 to 0 change channel
- SDL : keys F1 to F10 change channel as I was not able to make 1..0 work

-Quick kludge in ifo to avoid a bug with optims. The real fix is coming.

   * XVideo window now has a black background, thanks to Shane Harper.
   * Fixed a heap corruption in dvd_css.c.

days: we have to initialize agid of authinfo struct.

-fixed a segfault on exit when DVDInit fails

-bugfix in input dvd

  * Updated ChangeLog and TODO list.
  * Added TODO to the .spec file.
  * Fixed Makefile.in so that `make snapshot' takes extras/* in account.

things.

   * Updated version information in RedHat and Debian package control files.

interface (courtesy of Eugenio Jarosiewicz & Colin Delacroix) ;
* Bumped up version number to 0.2.70.

  * Code cleanup: removed a few tabulations.
  * Fixed inline asm routines to remove all read/write operands.
  * Added <string.h> to most files to prevent warnings under FreeBSD.
  * Added "break;" after "default:" in case switches to prevent
    warnings when compiling with GCC 3.0pre.

switched back to the old packet allocation method for PS input, because
Sam does not want the new one ;)

Added a new packet allocation method that punish one's mother in PS input.
I hope there won't be too many segfaults because of it ;)
A few parameters must be adjusted to optimize this method; I'll do it later
because Proba Stat sucks ;)

  * added the GNU getopt library, which gets compiled in when getopt_long
    isn't available on the desired platform.
  * replaced the `--warning' flag with the standard cumulative `-v' flag.
    `-v' is like `--warning 3', and `-vvvv' is like `--warning 0'
    (`--warning' is still valid for those used to it)
  * cleaning in configure.in and Makefile.in, the Solaris port now
    builds and runs properly.

  * compilation fixes for the BeOS DVD ioctls
  * XVideo plugin enhancements by Shane Harper <shanegh@optusnet.com.au>

  * additional enhancements to the OS X DVD ioctl module
  * big cleaning of the BeOS DVD ioctl code, got rid of all Linuxisms