16-AUG-97
	Version 1.5
	New function added - SLEEP()
	Higher levels of optimization are accepted (up to -O9)
	Don't append `-fno-strength-reduce' flag by default (the bug's gone 
            since gcc-2.7.2.1)
	Exit code after an unsuccessful linking was 0 (the bug was 
	    introduced in 1.3). Fixed

15-JAN-97
	Version 1.4
	Exit code after an unsuccessful compilation was 0 (the bug was 
	    introduced in 1.3). Fixed
	Fixed debugging of *.F files (file name was missing)

20-NOV-96
	Version 1.3
	Bitwise functions are obsolete; new version of f2c recognizes them
            now; however, it's possible to include them in the library -
            see README file
	Fixed bug in ishft, thanks to Przemek Klosowski 
	    <przemek@rrdjazz.nist.gov> for pointing out. It's now in 
	    the obsolete part of the package anyway, as stated above
    	New function added - RAND(), suggested by Przemek Klosowski
    	C files created by f2c are not in the current directory anymore, but in
    	    /tmp, thus preventing name clashing when a package contains both
    	    file.f and  file.c
    	The default f2c flags don't include `-R -w8' anymore, thus imitating
    	    f77 in behaviour
    	Added `-vv' option - make the compiling process even more verbose than
    	    `-v' does
 	
03-JUN-96
	Version 1.2
	Added `-pg' option - to compile with profiling
        Fixed bug in treating *.a input files
        Added *.sa and *.so (shared libs) to list of possible input files
        Added `-m586' option - it uses bunch of gcc flags, like in kernel 
            compilation

29-JAN-96
	Version 1.1
	In case of sucessfull linking, intermediate object files are deleted,
	    as one would expect from compiler
	Added `-free' option 
	For ETIME(), new C routine is used (from Jim Elgin 
                                                <elgin@claudia.spectral.com>)

16-JAN-96
	Version 1.0
	First public release of Yaf77
