Version 1.2 of cxref released : Sat Jul  6 20:00:00 1996
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A FAQ is provided with common questions and answers and provide help.

Major revision of parsing code, especially for function definitions.
Labeled statements do not need a ';' (e.g. default in switch statement).
Better handling of traditional style function definitions
Variables declared extern within a function recognised and referenced.
Numerous minor bugs in parsing corrected.

Line number and file name information available in case of parse error.
Parse errors are handled gracefully, the program does not just exit.

Create sub-directories of the output directory as needed.
Better handling of include pathnames in cxref-cpp, for subdirectories.

Added a cxref.sty LaTeX style file instead of at the top of the main file.
The output files are not compatible with Version 1.1 output files.
******** cxref Version 1.2 must be used on all sources files to update ********
******** them and cxref.tex and cxref.html updated to the new format.  ********


Version 1.1 of cxref released : Wed May 22 19:00:00 1996
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Fixed a number of bugs in the 'front-end' of the program.

Makefile changed to make ANSI compatible latex-style.c source file.

Lexical analyser code fixed to work with a POSIX lex program.
GNU __attribute__ & __extension__ compiler directives handled better.

Better debugging options for the parser.
Bit-fields now parsed correctly and recognised as such in output.
Enum typedefs allowed to have a trailing comma.
Function definitions with no return type are now recognised as int and those
with no arguments recognised as void.
Allows the asm() GNU extension.

Fixed a problem with #include confusion with mix of global and local files.


Version 1.0 of cxref released : Sat Feb 24 16:30:00 1996
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A program that can automatically generate documentation and cross references for
a C program.

The input is any C program with appropriate comments and the output is LaTeX or
HTML files.

The documentation for the program is produced from comments in the code that are
appropriately formatted. The cross referencing comes from the code itself and
requires no extra work.
