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far too common.

bypass our new RPC-II sanity check.

    LaTeX documents.

    because they aren't libdvdcss functions.

    read. Partial reads are not handled yet, but it's a step.

  * ALL: removed trailing spaces in files.
  * ALL: moved everything to C99 integer types.

    to cache title keys on disk.

    use function pointers instead of doing the if(WIN2K) test.
  * ./src/device.c: if the target is not a drive name such as F:, we open
    it with the standard libc functions, even under Win32.

  * ./test/csstest.c: more documentation.
      see http://www.videolan.org/libdvdcss/doc/

    falling back to the title method.

   Note: on my drive, this fixes the "ioctl_ReadTitleKey failed" error
         many users have been reporting. Please test!

   Note 2: I could not find any other way to reset the drive after a failed
           ReadTitleKey ioctl than closing and opening the device again. If
           I don't do that, read() fails with an Input/output error after a
           while (but not immediately).

  * ALL: libdvdcss builds with -ansi -pedantic. Yeah I like that :-)
  * ./src/css.c: renamed a few functions so that they make more sense, added
    debug messages here and there, fixed typos and speling.
  * ./src/error.c: moved _dvdcss_error and _dvdcss_debug here.
  * ./src/device.c: moved device reading functions from libdvdcss.c to here.
  * ./src/device.c: errors from dvdcss_read are now properly handled; partial
    reads still aren't though.
  * ./src/libdvdcss.c: default verbosity is now 0, a library should not be
    intrusive by default.
  * ./test/csstest.c: additional error check.
  * ./configure.in: removed the crap boolean_t detection.

  * ./src/libdvdcss.h: IRIX compile fix

  * Initial commit. Hope it'll work.