offset (which it is not), causing most message index "gets" by offset to fail.

don't proceed to this.work()

added.

(I always wanted to do that commit!)

and for system.clock_ticks

frequency of MSCLOCKS_PER_SEC... the initial value is undefined.

Fixed 100% CPU if no clients to poll or socket_select is not defined (v3.10).

  race conditions where some servers would think that a nick exists when we're
  in the process of sending it a KILL message or similar.
* User modes weren't propagating beyond servers one hop deep.
* Fixed up /WHO, the complex syntax wasn't working sometimes, and wasn't
  passing along to the correct function in some cases.

service scripts are executed - fixes if(this.method==undefined) checks.

connect properly.

  reporting this one.
* Fix a bug involving 3.10 and socket_select being undefined after a user
  object is killed.

parameter values.
Created js_timeval() function for converting numeric jsargs to struct timeval.

flaw... on Linux systems, it probobly never worked anyways.

This should fix the "Sync mysteriously died" after a slew of signal 13s
received on FreeBSD.

H:Line list for any QWK leafs connecting.

the C:Line would always cause it to match, thus never auto-connecting.  Added
an option to searchbyserver() to tell it to ignore wildcards.

* the default scope of the executed module is now the current scope (this)
  rather than the global object - solves the problem with redefining const vars
  if load()ing same include module more than once in a context. This will
  likely defeat modules (like S3 Shell) that use this old behavior to create
  session-persistent objects (another technique will need to be utilized).
* an optional scope object parameter can be specified as the first parameter
  specifying the context in which to execute the module (default = this)

global socket_select() and Socket.poll() methods.

accessing the high-resolution system clock.

* new bool write argument (defaults to false - for readability checking)
* timeout is specified in seconds (with fractions supported) ala Socket.poll()
* socket array can be array of socket descriptors or Socket objects
* arguments can be given in any order and all but the socket array are optional
* updated method description for documentation

(gethostname) work on Win32.

(This will change soon - don't use this ver.)

This interface is scheduled to be changes "Real Soon Now"

sockselect(array of socket descriptors, timeout in usecs)

  was set /AWAY.
* The wrong cmd[] arg was being checked on a network /WHOIS.

* Drastically changed behaviour of 'this.quit()' to always imply broadcasting,
  and to fix how it handles netsplits.
* A server wasn't broadcasting SQUIT in some conditions.
* Opers were being restricted to 'max_who' responses from /WHO.
* Reduced the /WHOWAS and nick change history, 10000 was just way too big.

* Allow servers to dynamically connect via a network PASS command for QWK auth.
* Introduced new N:Line flags because of this: 'w' defines the local QWK-master
  for forwarding PASS messages to, and 'k' is used for defining which N:Lines
  should have their passwords checked by the QWK-master uplink.
* WHO now supports a Bahamut-style complex searching syntax.  If the user
  doesn't use the syntax, we do more intelligent searching based on the
  information passed to us.
* Allow opers to see all channels that a user is on via WHOIS.
--- Thus, ircd.js is now over 150k in size, 5000+ lines of code.