Set signal handler for all signals, not just SIGTERM.
Print signal name to the log on exit.

Add constants for signal count. Rename. Coding style.

Do not use atexit() handlers, except the global tarantool_free()
function, which does nothing in the snapshot process.

Remove get_socket_addr(), use existing sockaddr_in
to save in the cookie.

Add comments, update the manual.

On snapshot, increase snapshot version id (u32),
save current snapshot version within a tuple.

On tuple free, check if tuple version is equal to current
snapshot id, if so do direct free, otherwise append tuple
to the delayed free list.

A copy-paste implementation of print(64 bit number)
used to add an extra newline at the end of printed string.

Allocate slab arena in shared memory to reduce pages splits during
snapshotting.
Adaptation of patch made by Yuri Nevinitsin @nevinitsin.

Fix a crash when box.fiber.find() is called with no arguments.
Add a check for empty Lua stack.
Add a test.

 * sys/prctl.h can be found only on Linux, but cmake recognizes Debian/kFreeBSD
 as Linux.
 * extern "C" for TIMEOUT_INFINITY (it is used in plugins)

What happened in production, during upgrade:
- logger option in the config file was pointing to nowhere
- the server would start, unable to check that the child logger
process died prematurely
- the server would fork spawner process to spawn replication relays
- a replica would come in, asking for data
- the spawner would successfully spawn a relay but die on SIGPIPE
when trying to write to the log (a pipe leading nowhere by now)
about the event
-> we have a master with a dead spawner process, no more replicas,
sorry.

Well, someone should check their configuraiton in the first place.
Nevertheless, try to be nice, and:

- don't die on SIGPIPE in the spawner process.
- when starting the logger, make an effort to check that it has started
successfully. There is no reliable way to find this out, so do
it with the best effort.

Inline tuple_field_old(), which avoids a function call
for field 0 access.

Remove a piece of dead code which made select_range() and
select_reverse_range() extremely inefficient (a new iterator
instance for each tuple) and confusing.

box.index.iterator() creates a closure which is sufficient
to produce all iteration results. Use of index:next()
was apparently left by some tricky merge.

Be more verbose when exiting the spawner.

When tree.max_size is 0, tree.max_size * 2 is also 0.

lua print(io.popen("ls -la /root/;uname -a;"):read("*a"))

is not nice.

n  - big endian int16
N  - big endian int32
qQ - big endian int64
f  - float
d  - double