2004-02-23  Rohan Drape  <rohan@alice.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Fix typo in error message, extra space before
	closing parenthesis.

2004-01-29  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* signal.c: Fixes to catch TERM signal as sent by KILL with no
	arguments.

2004-01-25  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* signal.c: Create file and implement SIGINT handler.  This is to
	try and stop interrupt halting from causing JACK to seize up.
	This code is derived from the ardour(1) signal handling code which
	is (c) Paul Davis.

2004-01-17  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Minor fixes, delete unused headers.

2004-01-13  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Delete static qualifiers for functions.  Reset to
	local style, this had been set to the JACK style in the distant
	past.  Continue pruning comments, a legacy of the attempt at an
	example client.  Delete common code and include common files.

2004-01-11  Rohan Drape  <rohan@alice.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Fix to clarify buffer management.  Fix to ensure
	correct sample request from libsndfile.

2004-01-11  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Fix to use xread.

2004-01-06  Rohan Drape  <rd@alphalink.com.au>

	* jack.play.c: Fix to use the JACK ringbuffer code, it is the same
	interface.  Fix to modify ringbuffer size based on the number of
	channels in the sound file, the buffer size is therefore given in
	frames.

2004-01-01  Rohan Drape  <rohan@alice.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Readability fixes, error handling fixes.

2003-12-23  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Backport fixes made for jack.udp.  This meant
	dropping the semaphore option, which was completely unnecessary.

2003-12-21  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* configure.ac: Create file.  Move to autoconf system.  Write
	autogen.sh, Makefile.am, jack.play.1.

2003-12-16  Rohan Drape  <rohan@henri.localdomain>

	* jack.play.c: Import eariler version to CVS.  Rework to delete
	all connection logic and to handle any number of channels.

