Bumped the version number from 3 to 8. No real justification. I'm really bored, and I think I should go to bed. Well, actually there might be a reason: marketing. After thoughts, I should have bumped it to 12 (because 3*4=12). That, that would have been a quantum leap. Humm, may be next time. I'll have to be careful not overflowing the poor c compiler. Yeah, I should instead start from maxint and remove 1 after each release. It such a big number that nobody will ever notice that the release number decays. And that would even make the backend much more stable. Or give the impression it is. That way, plenty of people would want to buy a Leo scanner. Which a shame because they have been bankrupt for several years now. Or they can buy one on ebay for cheap. After all I got mine for $12. You can't beat that. No, that's too complicated. Computer sucks, man. Let's go raise some goats in Mexico.

backend/leo.c

@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@
 
 /*--------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
 
-#define BUILD 3			/* 2002/04/21 */
+#define BUILD 8			/* 2002/05/29 */
 #define BACKEND_NAME leo
 #define LEO_CONFIG_FILE "leo.conf"