Revision history for Perl extension Unix::Processors

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* Unix::Processors 2.034 2/1/2007

***	Fix Linux on MIPS support.

* Unix::Processors 2.033 11/07/2005

***	Fix Mac OS X Panther and Tiger support.

* Unix::Processors 2.032 07/01/2005

***	Added support for Itanium irelinux.  [by Tim Berke]

* Unix::Processors 2.031 05/23/2005

****	Fix C++ Comments [Merijn Brand]

* Unix::Processors 2.030 04/01/2005 

**	NEWS is now renamed Changes, to support CPAN indexing. [Offer Kaye]

***	Fix max_clock and clock for BSD 5.4 and newer.  [by Daniel Gustafson]

* Unix::Processors 2.022 09/13/2004

****	Documentation updates.

* Unix::Processors 2.021 04/05/2004

***	Hyperthreading detection added for FreeBSD [by Daniel Gustafson]

* Unix::Processors 2.020 03/04/2004

**	Added max_physical for detecting number of CPUs ignoring
	hyperthreading.

* Unix::Processors 2.015 01/27/2004

****	Documentation fixes.

* Unix::Processors 2.014 05/12/2003

***	Irix/FreeBSD port fixes. [by Daniel Gustafson]

* Unix::Processors 2.013 05/05/2003

***	Add support for SGI Irix and some FreeBSD. [by Daniel Gustafson]

* Unix::Processors 2.011 01/02/2003

***	Fix type and frequency for AIX and HPUX. [by Reid Madsen]

* Unix::Processors 2.010 12/30/2002

**	Added support for AIX, HPUX, MIPS, Alpha. [by Reid Madsen]

****	Major version bump only because '1.10' < '1.9'

* Unix::Processors 1.9 8/30/2002

****	README updates

* Unix::Processors 1.8 2/13/2001

****	Makefile.PL updates for testing

* Unix::Processors 1.7 1/21/2000

****	VERSION into Processors.pm, AUTHOR into Makefile.PL

* Unix::Processors 1.6 1/17/2000

**	First CPAN Release

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