Revision history for POSIX-RT-Timer

0.016     2014-08-16 13:28:48+02:00 Europe/Amsterdam
          Accept signal names, not just numbers
          Add coarse and boottime clocks
          Always deliver signal to current thread if supported
          Make "realtime" the default clock in Clocks
          Add handle method to Clock and Timer

0.015     2013-08-18 11:27:34 Europe/Amsterdam
          Set errno on EINTR too in my_clock_nanosleep
          Added monotonic_raw timer

0.014     2012-06-25 23:47:05 Europe/Amsterdam
          Only use POSIX::RT::Signal 0.009+
          Just TestRecommend POSIX::RT::Signal and Signal::Mask (instead of test-require)

0.013     2012-02-06 23:48:34 Europe/Amsterdam
          Detect presence or absence of POSIX option groups more correctly

0.012     2012-02-04 16:43:09 Europe/Amsterdam
          Allow per thread cpu-clocks

0.011     2011-12-06 19:01:36 Europe/Amsterdam
          Add missing configure dependency
          Added tests

0.010     2011-12-04 13:49:13 Europe/Amsterdam
          Removed all remains of callback, added optional identifiers instead.

0.009    2011-01-25
         Removed callbacks, as they are too unportable and unstable

0.008    2010-09-03
         Disabled unsafe signals during sleep to satisfy x86
         Added license file

0.007    2010-08-27
         Fixed skipcount for sleep
         Fixed dependency on Test::More 0.82
         Split out some code into a header for potential split out of POSIX::RT::Clock

0.006    2010-07-01
         Fixed up portability bug on non-linux

0.005    2010-06-30
         Sleep is now only defined on systems having this functionality
         Unit tests no longer use done_testing-style tests.
         The callback doesn't get lost anymore on perl 5.8

0.004    2010-06-15
         Fixed a compilation issue on BSD
         Removed inappropriate pointer usage.
         Fixed get_resolution
         Added an example

0.003    2010-06-14
         Fixed MANIFEST

0.002    2010-06-14
         Included ppport.h for compatibility with older versions of perl

0.001    2010-06-14
         First version, released on an unsuspecting world.