Added native package semantics note.

In part prompted by questions from AMK.

"alternate" rules for PDF generation doesn't ensure the PS files get
generated since distiller isn't used.

Switch to the "alternate" rules for PDF generation; this is starting to make
more sense than the distiller-based rule, and requires only free software.
I'm also confident it's working well (meaning I paged through all four
pdflatex-generated PDF files).

"File->General Info" dialog.

messy, but the thing seems to be working without bombing completely today.
Formatting lib.texi with TeX doesn't seem to do too badly, either!

Info formatting isn't quite there; that might just have to disappear this
time.

Collapsed `Options' group into `Current Color' group

Set delegate of reds, greens, blues

Code elsewhere in this file tests for the inclusion of the package and does
not need to be uncommented.  Comments explain what they do and how to
disable them.

Added support for the optional "fancyhdr" package.  If used, page footers
include chapter information on the left and section information on the right.

Both optional packages, "fancyhdr" and "times", are enabled by default.  We
may want to disable them before shipping, but I'm not completely convinced.
(How many installations format their own documentation?)

no difference, but avoids triggering an optimizer bug in the AIX
compiler where the loop unrolling does the wrong thing...

	description.

NNTP.xover() description:  Adjust some markup for consistency.

left margin.

Added another index entry.

value.

Use logical markup.

width available so we don't run into the left page margin.

can only be done in the running text, and not in {verbatim} environments.

Logical markup.

this is still experimental software.  See the comment.

variable from a pointer to an index, so a realloc() of the buffer
won't disturb it.  Problem found by Vladimir Marangozov.

versioning remain intact.

First, the RNG in whrandom.py sucks if you let it seed itself from the time.
The problem is the line:
			t = int((t&0xffffff) | (t>>24))
Since it ORs the two parts together, the resulting value has mostly
ON bits.  Change | to ^, and you don't lose any randomness.

with the other example of a structure description (struct _frozen).

Added index entries for the modules referenced in the document.

Use \emph{} when referring to title of any of the Python manuals, like is
done in the other manuals.

In some places, use \emph{} or \dfn{} instead of ``...''.

Use \samp{} instead of \code{} when marking identifier prefixes.

Use logical markup wherever it made sense.

Fixed a bunch of typos.

In several places, use "---" instead of "--" to get the emdash.

Start sentences with capital letters and end them with periods, as needed.

"it's" --> "its" in many places:  "it's" it *always* a contraction of "it is",
and "its" should always be used for the possessive.

"don't" --> "doesn't"

"should discards any" --> "should discard any"

In C function descriptions, use \var{} to mark parameters in the running
text instead of \code{}.  This matches usage in the other manauls better,
and is more consistent with the formatting of the function signatures.
Lots of little changes to implement this.

Lots of fixups needed due to appearant heavy cut-&-paste in the orignal
document.

Mention that the exception objects may be either classes or strings,
depending on the use of -X; they were unequivocally stated to be strings
in the section "Standard Exceptions".

"mkvalue()" --> "Py_BuildValue()"

Description of PyNumber_Power() indicates that the third value is option,
but not how to indicate that it was omitted.  Clarified.

Explain the behavior of PyString_FromStringAndSize() if the buffer is NULL.

Explain the Py_complex structure a little (tell what it's used for) and use
a {verbatim} environment for the structure definition itself.

Fix explanation of PyFile_SoftSpace().

Update the example version string to 1.5.

Combined the sections on defining new object types.

the mrsw lock and without 'condition' allocating a lock by default

(BTW, the Mac version was by Jack Jansen.)

place them elsewhere so they get the right capitalization.

"EOF" --> "\EOF{}"