1999-06-23  Stephen Rust  <srust@gate.tyorl.org>

	* autospec: now only verbose when we want it to be.

	            upped RPM requirement to 3.0

	* gbuild: added short/long form of help options

	          added rpm/srpm directories in ioprefix

		  RPM/SRPM/spec options now work correctly as desired.

		  added the rpmbuild process.  We now create temporary
		  
		  rpmrc, rpmmacro and spec files for building the rpms.

	* gbuild 0.6 is released!

1999-06-21  Stephen Rust  <srust@gate.tyorl.org>

	* added nawk check in awk check

	* added check for rpm

	* Changed autospec to use geninstallfiles script instead of a make install

	* added --tmp option to gbuild, to specify tmp working directory

	* tightened up gbuild code in many places

	* gbuild: separate build_parts() function

	* build_spec() function to call autospec if chosen

	* build_rpm() function to actually do the rpm building.  Parts taken from James Henstridge' "rpmbuild" script

	* using IFS in the build_opt() function so we can split the rc file no \n, not just any whitespace.
	  Useful because now we can use spaces in the pattern matches for our excludes/includes/replace options.  Making
	  it much more usable.

	* reworked rpm building code.  Still some left to do.

1999-06-20  Stephen Rust  <srust@gate.tyorl.org>

	* --tar reworking.  The option now works again, doing a make dist.
	  Will store the tars in $prefix/share/gbuild/tar

1999-06-17  Stephen Rust  <srust@gate.tyorl.org>

	* ioprefix reworking

	* Removed --make-parts, and --init-login options

	* new --init option to initialize $HOME/.gbuild directory

	* log files are not stored in $HOME/.gbuild/log by default

	* added a check for CVS and configure warning

	* added a dependency check for awk and configure error

	* renamed autofile to geninstallfiles

	* added gbuild-config.in

	* Changed to autoconf/automake setup

	* added scripts and data directories, moving important files in their respective locations

	* (scripts/gbuild.in, scripts/autospec.in): generated at configure time
	

