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0.35

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* Explicitly initialize Python thread support. Previously, calling
llfuse.main() resulted in a crash if no Python threads were used
before the call.

* Removed handle_exc() method. If request handle raise an exception,
the main loop now terminates and the exception is re-raised and
passed to the caller of llfuse.main().

* llfuse.close() can now leave the mountpoint in an inaccessible
state to signal a shutdown due to an internal file system
error.

* The destroy() request handler is now called without the
global lock acquired. This makes sense, because it's not called
as part of the main loop but by llfuse.close().

0.34

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* Explicitly cast S_* constants to mode_t to prevent compiler
warnings on FreeBSD.

* Fixed initialization error under Python 3.

0.33

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* Various small bugfixes.

0.32

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* Fixed unlink() bug in contrib/example.py

* Include :file:`src/*.pxi` files in release tarball. Were
accidentally omitted in previous version.

* Moved debian/ directory into separate repository.

0.31

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* Use long for storing nanoseconds in file [amc]times, not int.

0.30

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* Fixed compile errors with Python 3.0 and 3.1.
* Fixed error handling, errno is now read correctly.
* Documentation is now shipped in tarball rather than generated
during installation.

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