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

Incompatible change,
https://blueprints.launchpad.net/tarantool/+spec/cardinality-arity

cardinality is how many unique elements a set contains. wrong term
for the max number of fields in a tuple

Hat tip to Alexey Panfilov

Make w3c isopub.ent entity files available locally,
since it is part of nobody-knows which package on Ubuntu,
and may be missing completely on other distributions.

On Ubuntu 13 even though it is part of mathml, it's not listed
properly in /etc/xml/catalog apparently.

This fixes xsltproc warnings and speeds up manual generation
significantly.

Apparently until I stop bullshitting ppl in the tagline I won't get
my hands on to finishing this feature (been 6 months since it was on a
branch).

Remove Debian Squeeze support.

The patch which removes the CPack-generated spec
and adds a proper spec for client, server and library
was done by Dmitry Simonenko.

Hand-port the patch to the master, since it's gone too
far away from the origin and merging it ends up in a mess.

Add comments, add documentation.

Make the scripts work locally. Fix render bugs.

- write the docs
- remove unnecessary introduction of Perl
- properly implement, document and test box.fiber.wrap()
- rename box.find, explore alternatives (none)
- rewrite box.unpack('R') to reuse code and do
what's expected of it.

1. Changing permissions for Charts
2. Removing old obsolete SVG charts

1. New highcharts based charts, instead of gnuplot based svg's.
2. Added tabs and buttons for better view.

Improve wording.
Add links.
Document bitset indexes.

Document in sql.txt what's not available in sql.
Document readahead better.
Document box.selet_limit().
Cross-reference the data model and iterator description.
Document in SAVE SNAPSHOT that a snapshot can be taken
on SIGUSR1, document what WALs can be deleted after a
snapshot is taken.
Improve some wording in replication.
Add server-administration chapter (a stub yet).
Make .tar.gz install described in the tutorial up to
date with the actual .tar.gz install as of today.

Document bind_ipaddr (lp:bug#1032240).
Separate triggers into an own section.
Clarify that the network now is fully asynchronous.
Clarify how atomicity works in stored procedures.
Provide an overview of possible operations in the data model.
Add a stub for system-specific installation notes.
Fix all references to be stable between builds of the
manual, so that an external link to, say, memcached-protocol
stays valid over time.

* Make tarantool --play to understand user specified limits.
* Remove --catin, use -cat - instead.

This messes the old "core/module" paradigm quite a bit, but Box,
while a neat name, was confusing people.

tarantool_box is preserved as the daemon name.