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.

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

First attempts at logging via pipe/mailslot.

Fixed bcc compile warning (SOCKET* != int32*).
Created new global method: dir_freespace() to return the amount of free disk
space for any directory.

to stop the backup process if any single-file backup fails.

HTML pages from ANSI/CTRL-A text.

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.

(I always wanted to do that commit!)

and for system.clock_ticks

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

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

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.

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