2012-09-29  Murray Cumming  <murrayc@murrayc.com>

	Dist .js files that doxygen now generates

2012-07-23  Kjell Ahlstedt  <kjell.ahlstedt@bredband.net>

	Use $(MMDOCTOOLDIR) instead of @MMDOCTOOLDIR@ in Doxyfile.in.

	MM_CONFIG_DOCTOOL_DIR([doc]) defines MMDOCTOOLDIR=${top_srcdir}/doc, which
	Doxygen does not understand, if it's substituted into Doxyfile. Let 'make' do
	the necessary recursive substitutions and export the result to Doxygen in the
	environment variable MMDOCTOOLDIR.

	* build/doc-reference.am: Export MMDOCTOOLDIR to Doxygen.
	* skeletonmm/configure.ac: Add MM_CONFIG_DOCTOOL_DIR([doc]).
	* skeletonmm/doc/reference/Doxyfile.in: Replace @MMDOCTOOLDIR@ by
	$(MMDOCTOOLDIR). Bug #673984.

2011-09-20  Krzesimir Nowak  <qdlacz@gmail.com>

	Make downloading tags optional.

	Allow networking to be disabled - may be useful for developers with
	no connection to Internet. By default networking is paired with
	maintainer mode, that is - it is enabled/disabled when maintainer mode
	is enabled/disabled.

	* configure.ac: Check for networking. Check for wget and curl if
	networking is enabled.
	* Makefile.am: Use NETWORK_ENABLED condition.

2011-09-16  Krzesimir Nowak  <qdlacz@gmail.com>

	Don't try to run tar by shell.

	This was a leftover from removing `missing' script use. `missing'
	is written in shell so it was possible to run it as `/bin/sh missing'.
	tar is a binary file and it should be called directly. This fixes
	skeletonmm tarball creation.

	* Makefile.am: Removed $(SHELL) from command packing skeletonmm
	into tarball.

2011-09-13  Krzesimir Nowak  <qdlacz@gmail.com>

	Don't use missing for making skeleton tarball.

	Missing script is rather intended to be used by maintainers, that
	is - in maintainer mode, so just look for tar utility and use it
	directly.

	* configure.ac: Add check for tar utility.
	* Makefile.am: Don't use missing for packaging skeleton files.

2011-05-18  Armin Burgmeier  <armin@arbur.net>

	Fix running doxygen when it is located at a path containing spaces (#630051)

2011-03-30  Murray Cumming  <murrayc@murrayc.com>

	0.9.5