for use with new lputs() API.
Removed redundant crc32-related definitions.

or socket object as first arg.
Removed debug log output.

string in its own context with no access to any Synchronet objects (secure).

x/q commands stop the tone script immediately.
Fixed frequency number parsing.

properties, using for errno values.
Eliminated some errno values not supported by BCC.

alias for backwards compatibility.

services.

a named semaphore).

Now only terminates services during shutdown if start button is enabled.

recycling without using semaphore files.

recycling without using semaphore files.

recycling without using semaphore files.

Synchronet services running as NT services. These mailslots could also be
written to by 3rd party utils.

start parameters (disabled by default).
Service names are now defined in ntsvcs.h.
BBS events now have their own service log mailslot even though BBS events
aren't (currently) a seperate service.

one second chance of recovering before nuking it.

EINTR, EACCES, EWOULDBLOCK, etc. Many of these macros have platform-specific
values, so unfortunately a simple js include file would not suffice.

and have discovered that you've got a dead socket in the course of business.
Also used when timing out retries on sockets having 'difficulty' in writing.

First attempts at logging via pipe/mailslot.

  really bad things(tm) with bits in channel modes.  Hopefully I've got it
  right this time.
* Updated supported usermodes on the 004 numeric.
* Updated this.get_usermode() to return the proper usermodes, and whether or
  not we're showing the 'broadcast' modes or not.
* Moved ban stuff out of affect_mode_list() because it's totally different
  than setting + or - o/v.
* CHANLIST_X is now all gone, it was ugly and introduced duplication everywhere
* MODECHAR is gone, too, replaced by MODE[CHANMODE_BIT].modechar
* +/- k/l wasn't working as expected (never -k without args, always allow +l
  with args if different than current limit, and allow -l without args.)
* Fixed a nasty bug courtesy of the old DALnet #square regulars involving the
  bits not being checked right.  Doing +o over and over would just flip the
  bit continuously.