ChangeLog

version 0.0.3:
	- Added proper windows support with an installer
	- Added a way to force the library to load with environment variables
	- Added a check for known versions of libraries
	- Backward compatibility note:
		This version *breaks* the backward compatibility by changing the
		names of some headers. If you were previously using
		lazylpsolverlibs and this annoys you, drop me an email
		(<chmd@chmd.fr>). I'll be happy to introduce backward
		compatible headers. Because right now I don't think anyone uses
		this library, I am taking the risk not to add these backward
		compatible headers for the sake of simplicity...
		Header renaming: lazy_gurobi_c.h -> lazygurobi.h
		Header renaming: lazy_cplex.h -> lazycplex.h
		Header renaming: lazy_xprs.h -> lazyxprs.h
		Header renaming: lazy_glpk.h -> lazyglpk.h
version 0.1.0:
	- Switched from ltdl to glib for license compliance
	- Added feedback for the variables that are set in
	test_lazylpsolverlibs
version 0.1.1:
	- Updated the dependencies in the README and the INSTALL files
version 0.1.2:
	- Switched to an autotools build system
	- Complete symbol faking
version 0.1.3:
	- Added headers to compile against
version 0.1.4:
	- Added debug output
	- Exit on symbol not found
version 0.1.41:
	- xpress update
	- Minor changes regarding the way the LAZYLPSOLVERLIBS_DEBUG variable
	is checked
version 0.1.42:
	- the pkgconfig source directory is moved to lib (more standard)
version 0.1.43:
	- the binaries test_lazy<solver> are renamed lazy<solver>_test
	- adding man pages
version 0.1.44:
	- Correction of some manpages
version 0.1.5:
	- Regenerating the code every time (for the sake of portability)
	- Installing the shared scripts in share/lazylpsolverlibs (rather than
	share)
version 0.1.50:
	- changing version number to please debian - uscan
version 1.0.0:
	- Complete rewrite of testers -> renamed to -config
version 1.1.0:
	- Typo corrections in sources
Version 1.2.0:
	- Turning back to a single tool to check solver presence.
	- Adding manpage for this tool
	- Adding callbacks to libraries to handle the errors