@hackage uacpid1.0.3.0

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Getting started developing:

This daemon is designed to make files for itself in ~/.uacpid/ the first time it's run. To assist with development, there is a script which will build a development installation and execution environment in /tmp/uacpid-dev/ for you.

To initialize for development:

$ bin/uacpid-dev-setup

Once that's completed, it can be run like this:

$ bin/uacpid-dev

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A word about the version numbering scheme:

4-part: major.minor.status.build 3-part: major.status.build

status: 0 alpha 1 beta 2 release candidate 3 release

examples: 1.3.0.2 v1.3 alpha build 2 1.2.1.0 v1.2 beta build 0 4.2.24 v4 release candidate build 24 2.10.3.5 v2.10 release build 5 (say they were bug fixes) 1.5.2.20090818 Can even use a date for build v1.5 release candidate 2009-08-18 build