bird - Bird routing daemon

Age	Commit message (Expand)	Author
2000-06-04	Document.	Martin Mares
2000-03-31	Include "lib/string.h" instead of <string.h>. It should give us bzero()	Martin Mares
2000-03-12	Great cleanup of debug messages. LOCAL_DEBUG turned off in most modules,	Martin Mares
2000-02-29	Rewrote interface type detection logic. The `unnumbered' flag is now per	Martin Mares
2000-01-18	Killed protocol->priority. Protocol startup should be clean and hack-free now.	Martin Mares
2000-01-17	Separated `official protocol names' used in status dumps from name templates	Martin Mares
2000-01-17	Device protocol supports reconfiguration.	Martin Mares
2000-01-16	Don't forget to set proto->min_scope = SCOPE_HOST.	Martin Mares
1999-11-04	Renamed attr->attrs to attr->eattrs.	Martin Mares
1999-08-03	Cleaned up handling of interface patterns:	Martin Mares
1999-05-17	Kill remaining master_table relics in KRT code.	Martin Mares
1999-05-06	I rewrote the interface handling code, so that it supports multiple	Martin Mares
1999-04-12	Removed TOS support. This simplifies many things a lot.	Martin Mares
1999-03-26	Added everything protocols need to know about multiple routing tables,	Martin Mares
1999-03-26	Moved to a much more systematic way of configuring kernel protocols.	Martin Mares
1999-03-03	Introduced protocol priority (all 'normal' protocols should use the	Martin Mares
1999-02-13	Parameter order for the proto->if_notify hook was different in the include	Martin Mares
1999-02-05	Implemented new configuration/reconfiguration interface and defined protocol	Martin Mares
1998-11-29	Added configuration of the device internal protocol. This is primarily	Martin Mares
1998-10-20	Added pointer to network to RTE. The complications with passing NET separately	Martin Mares
1998-10-19	Fixed generation of device routes for unnumbered point-to-point links.	Martin Mares
1998-10-18	Removed global pointer to proto_dev.	Martin Mares
1998-06-04	We have full interface routes now.	Martin Mares
1998-06-03	Skeleton of device route protocol. As it's tightly coupled with our kernel,	Martin Mares