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Age	Commit message (Expand)	Author
1999-03-17	Implemented extended route attributes and all related functions.	Martin Mares
1999-03-04	KRT: Implemented asynchronous route / interface state notifications	Martin Mares
1999-03-01	Renamed struct rtattr to struct rta to make things more consistent and	Martin Mares
1999-02-13	Fixed bug in FIB_ITERATE_END: it assumed the control variable is named	Martin Mares
1998-12-20	Rewrote fib functions to make them insert/delete/asynchronous-walk safe.	Martin Mares
1998-12-08	Added source RTS_DUMMY for temporary routes. They should never appear	Martin Mares
1998-12-07	Minor rte/rta interface changes:	Martin Mares
1998-12-07	KRF_* flags moved to krt.h as they are internal to kernel syncer,	Martin Mares
1998-12-07	Removed protocol-specific data in rte for protocol static since no	Martin Mares
1998-10-20	RIP now actually talks to itself.	Pavel Machek
1998-10-20	Added pointer to network to RTE. The complications with passing NET separately	Martin Mares
1998-10-19	o FIB flags now available for FIB users.	Martin Mares
1998-10-18	Split protocol init to building of protocol list and real protocol init.	Martin Mares
1998-10-18	After contemplating about RIP route timeouts for a long time, I've implemented	Martin Mares
1998-10-17	Solve chicken-and-egg problems with protocol startup. We now queue all inactive	Martin Mares
1998-06-04	FIB_WALK and friends are now slightly more friendly.	Martin Mares
1998-06-01	- Rewrote whole interface logic. Removed support for multiple addresses per	Martin Mares
1998-05-24	Implemented timers. Using bird_clock_t for absolute time from now...	Martin Mares
1998-05-20	Added routing table and routing attribute code.	Martin Mares
1998-05-15	Parts of routing table code. Data structure declarations should be	Martin Mares
1998-05-03	Next attempt on data structures...	Martin Mares
1998-04-28	Changed #include <x/y> to #include "x/y" for our local includes, so that	Martin Mares
1998-04-23	Added few route attributes.	Martin Mares
1998-04-22	First look at data structures. More to come tomorrow...	Martin Mares