* Support complex /LIST syntax.  Similar to Bahamut's in concept, but entirely    different in implementation.  Functions more like complex /WHO, do a /LIST ?
  for usage information.
* Don't show channel topics on +p channels in /LIST.

  /WHO +c @#channel, +#channel, @+#channel, etc.
* New /WHO option: +l <class>, check for users only in a certain IRC class.
* New /WHO option: +t <time>, user has been on for more (+) or less (-) than
  <time> seconds.
* New /WHO option: +I for returning only IP addresses as opposed to hostnames.
--- Ideas for a lot of the new WHO flags came from Bahamut 1.4.36, thanks guys!

HTML pages from ANSI/CTRL-A text.

For use as an external chat pager (alternative to tone/playtone.js).

sbbs->terminated is now a BOOL (instead of bool).

not compatible with a C BOOL (int) pointer, so all js.terminated tests from JS
modules run from the BBS failed (always returned true).

(using JS_ValueToInt32 instead of JSVAL_TO_INT).

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.