Update to 2.01.01a45:

NEW features of cdrtools-2.01.01a44:

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NOTE: cdrtools is currently in a state just before a new major release.

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All:

- New directory autoconf/ contains the complete Schily autoconf system.
It is based on GNU autoconf-2.13, the latest GNU autoconf that worked
correctly even on older systems.

- Sources and makefilesystem restructured to allow all needed files to be
retrieved from the SCCS repository and to call "make" later. To achieve
this, all symlinks have been removed from the tarball.

- The Schily Makefile System now includes rules to recreate the file
"configure" by calling "autoconf". This is needed in order to allow the
complete source tree to be extracted from the SCCS repository.

Libscg:

- aspi-win32.h and spti-wnt.h now in SCCS

Cdda2wav (Maintained/enhanced by J�rg Schilling, originated by Heiko Eiﾟfeldt heiko@hexco.de):

- Interactive mode for corrected to allow new tests
for replacing libcdio in GStreamer.

- child_pid variable moved into gloval var structure.

NEW features of cdrtools-2.01.01a45:

All:

- Added a workaround for a GNU make design bug that causes the rules
to create file "foo" to be evaluated _past_ the "include foo"
statement in a Makefile has been evaluated. Note that you still need
GNU make 3.81. GNU make 3.80 and before will still fail to compile
cdrtools because of other unfixed GNU make bugs.

Note that the basic GNU make design bug has been reported to the
GNU make maintainers and accepted as bug by the GNU make maintainers
in 1998 already. It is still unfixed in GNU make although smake and
SunPro make verify that there is no problem to do it right.

Cdrecord:

- Reduced the minimal write speed of a ultraspeed CD-RW capable drive
from 16x to 10x.

Mkisofs (Maintained/enhanced by J�rg Schilling since 1997, originated by Eric Youngdale):

- Try to avoid incostencies with USE_ARGEFILES with multi-extent files

- Corrected the iso directory record size computation in stream-file mode

- Mkisofs no longer tries to write 8 TB of data in case that -stream-media-size
was too small.

(wiz)