For users:
The new binaries should be functionally identical to the last ones, no new features/bugs were introduced. The code has merely been revised to take advantage of static methods and static data members in order to reduce overhead on the stack.
For developers:
The makefiles have been consolidated into a single file, the README and INSTALL files have been updated to reflect the changes, and all code comments have been updated to be more comprehensive.
Thanks to doxygen, http://erythros.com is live and hosting the documentation detailing clerk's programming interface.
You can download clerks man page from our FRS: https://sourceforge.net/projects/tvclerk/files/Manual/
For Linux systems us clerk.1, or for any OS with PDF support use clerk.pdf.
After a year of development, clerk 0.37 has now been released.
Release Highlights:
Unified source tree
* Clean, well commented source
* Preprocessor directives (determine OS during compile)
* Validate configuration file options
* Mutli-episodic files supported
* Bubble sorts used to organize data
Windows\Linux specific makfiles
* Debug (debug symbols included)
* Shared (shared libraries)
* Release (static libraries)... read more
All releases of clerk have now been statically linked against library dependancies.