DSWifi lib release, version 0.3
Copyright (C) 2005 Stephen Stair - sgstair@akkit.org - http://www.akkit.org

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Finally, once again, a new release of the dswifi lib is at hand!
This version clears up a huge number of issues from the previous lib and adds
an equally large number of new features - they are all listed below in the
release notes.

If you do find a bug (especially a serious one) in the lib somewhere, or would
like to request a feature that doesn't presently exist in the lib, feel free 
to bother me about it; I can be found on #dswifi on EFnet, you can comment on 
my blog if you like, otherwise my contact information is available on my website
if you look for it. 

-Stephen

http://www.akkit.org/
http://blog.akkit.org/

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Naming:
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I've named the debug build of the lib libdswifi9d.a and libdswifi7d.a
I've named the release build of the lib libdswifi9r.a and libdswifi7r.a
And the project itself just spits out lib names without the appended 'd' and 'r'.
The general purpose of this is just to not have the debug/release reference builds
overwritten if anyone starts playing around.

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Installation:
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To install the library, I would suggest you copy the libdswifi*.a files into your
libnds/lib directory, and copy the include files (dswifi*.h, and the berkley
emulation files) into your libnds/include directory. Then, to include the proper
libraries in a project, you can add the -ldswifi* to your LIBS define in the 
makefile for the project you're building.

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Known Bugs and other issues:
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* Promiscuous mode isn't very promiscuous yet (still being worked on)
* IP fragmentation is not yet supported


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Release notes:
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Version 0.3:
* WEP is now working
* DHCP has been implemented
* basic ICMP support was added, you can ping the DS.
* a rough DNS implementation was added
* TCP support has been added, but still may be rough in some areas.
* Berkley sockets emulation expanded to properly support blocking and 
	non-blocking sockets, for TCP and UDP
* some additional checksum bugs have been squashed
* memblock code was rewritten to be purely dynamic
* LED blinking control code added
* Library now loads and can use Nintendo WFC data from the firmware to connect
  to a router automaticly
* Library now supports "instant" notification of updates using DS FIFO
* Library now mostly supports setting errno when bad things happen
* Some smaller examples have been built to provide a nicer "starting point" for
  new projects than the enormous wifi lib test.
* Probably a bundle of other small things I'm failing to remember

Version 0.2b:
* Fixed incoming UDP checksum problems on odd length packets
* Probably fixed issue with transmit locking up. Transmit is far more stable 
  now.

Version 0.2a:
* Fixed Crash bug in ARP timeout code
* Changed Associacion code to associate faster and more reliably, and codebase
   now includes rate spoofing to connect to a wider range of APs
* ([0.2a_1] fixed a possible sync crash causing whitescreens in the test app)
* ([0.2a_2] fixed another bug in ARP code, and made it more reliable in 
   general.) (didn't actually make it out into 0.2a_2 though, oops. - fix is 
   in 0.2b though)

Version 0.2: (Initial release)
* Things that are done and working nicely are: AP listing, association, and 
   UDP...
* Things that are not complete and are still being worked on are: IP 
   fragmentation, TCP, DNS, and DHCP (and WEP)