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* Xie - THe eXtendable Internet Engine
* File: README
* Purpose: The Release Notes
* Original Author: Gian Perrone (gian@tritonengineers.com)
* Revised by: 
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Version 0.0.2 (Banana) - Progress
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Well, this release is working well!  Thanks very much to Anirban Biswas (utpal@cal2.vsnl.net.in) for his help in getting the lexer all working nicely.
There's just a bit more that has to be done on the lexer, then the parser can be made!  We are well on the way to completion.  
I've made the decision to use a # as a function delimiter... questions, comments?  We can remove it, but I thought that instead of using "call" we can
use a # instead to indicate a function, which could allow for greater clarity when it comes to embedding the Xiest code into Xiet templates.

Still looking for people to start writing the C/C++ code for functions, because if we already have all the functions when it comes to trying to integrate them in,
it will speed the process up greatly.

Notice there is also a Linux binary version now (linux_xie, the windows binary is win32_xie.exe), yay! You can thank Anirban for that one... The linux binary is not as up to date as the Win32 one though.

There's also a new versioning system... It goes: xie-working version-minor version-revision and it gets a name starting with the corresponding letter of the alphabet eg 0.0.1 was "Ant", 0.0.2 is "Banana", 0.0.3 will be "Crab" etc.

Just recently, I've got the parser "started" so if people want to start tinkering with that then that's cool.  

There's also the beginnings of a config loader is there, but don't try playing with that one, because I've actually re-written that since releasing this.

I've cleaned up the xie directory, because it was a mess.  There's now the 2 binaries in the root, and the source is in the src/win32 and src/unix dirs respectively. Note: The unix src is not specifically for unix, it's just a place so that the unix and windows versions don't get mixedup and broken.
Keep up the great work guys!
-Gian