* added some clarifications on use of bootstrap to HACKING file

    + Moved the shared object suffix detection to vlc.m4.
    + Replaced AX_* macros with VLC_* macros.

  * HACKING: Elaborated on how to add a new module as suggested by Joe Kraft.

    + New build system, using recursive makefiles. Due to the amount of code
      in VLC, this had become unavoidable.
    + Removed the check for OS X's stack size, since our automake targets are
      a lot less hungry now.
    + Ditto for Solaris's sed.
    + Since automake-1.6 is faster than 1.7, use it first if both are present.
  * m4/vlc.m4:
    + New AX_ADD_CPPFLAGS, AX_ADD_CFLAGS, AX_ADD_CXXFLAGS, AX_ADD_OBJCFLAGS
      and AX_ADD_LDFLAGS macros that do all the magic to detect possible
      modules and register their flags.
    + New AX_ADD_BUILTINS and AX_ADD_PLUGINS macros.
    + Some magic to generate vlc-config.
  * configure.ac:
    + Moved most code to the AX_ADD_* macros.
    + Explicitely added all target Makefiles.
  * modules/**/Modules.am:
    + Path to sources are now relative to Modules.am's directory level.

    bootstrap generates the proper magic for us.

* http.c : fixed a problem with seeking with large files

  * ./mozilla/vlcplugin.cpp: javascript support for the Mozilla plugin.
  * debian/rules: the A52 module is now in a separate package.

    we _really_ depend on it.
  * ./bootstrap: we don't use touch to create a file, because it doesn't seem
    to work everywhere.

    don't seem to work very well if you are using autopoint, although
    gettext 0.11.5 claims to be fully backwards compatible. Welcome to
    automake hell.
  * ./bootstrap: workaround which uses gettextize if you do not have
    autopoint. We'll probably stay like this for a while, until gettext
    0.11.x (which replaces gettextize with autopoint) becomes more
    widespread. Currently this workaround seems to work, but don't expect
    a clean tarball if you make dist without having used autopoint. Welcome
    to automake hell.

    unnoticeable apart from the extra dependency on autoconf, automake and
    gettextize. See the new HACKING file for some information, especially if
    you don't run Linux.

    The current strategy is to have the configure script generate a nice
    automake Makefile from Makefile.am, and then clobber it with our good
    old dirty Makefile. Muahaha :-)