Version 0.5.0
	(2000/05/09)
	- (http.c) Change the process to find the header.
	Somebody has reported to me that its headers are not separated by
	"\r\n" string.
	(2000/04/09)
	- (csv.c) Indices history files where not parsed because they do not
	have volume. Now, get_history_csv function does not return an error
	when it does not find a volume.
	- (csv.c) Mutual funds where seen as invalid by the parse_csv_file
	function. The process has been changed.
	
Version 0.4.0
	(2000/01/08)
	- (history.c) get_history_csv and get_stock_history function 
	get historical quotes for one stock.
	- (stocks.h, csv.c, list.c, client.c)
	Symbol, Name, Time and Date are now dynamically allocated.
	This minimizes the stock structure size. 
	- (stocks.c) parse_csv_file function return code was bad
	tested in download_stocks function.
	- (stocks.c) free the downloaded datas in the download_stocks
	function.
	
Version 0.3.0
	(2000/20/07)
	- (COPYING) libstocks is now under the LGPL license.
	- (http.c) Add some little modifications to compile under Windows.
   	Thanks to Anakim Border for the patch.
	- (currency.c) Add this file to support single currency exchange rate.
	
	(2000/10/07) 
	- (csv.c) Add currency exchange rates support with a small modification
	on the csv parsing process.
	Thanks to Ulric Eriksson (from the Siag Office project) for the patch.
	- (csv.c) Add csv_strtok to prevent bad csv parsing when a ',' is 
	present in the name of the stock.
	Thanks to Julio Lucas to have found this bug and to suggest me a patch.
	
Version 0.2.0
	- Now libstocks supports a lot of markets
	(United States, Canada, Mexico, Brasil, Argentina, Venezuela, Chili, 
	Australia and European markets)
	- stocks.c has been strongly modified
	- libstocks_client displays now the stocks name	
	- parse_csv supports the stock name in the csv file
	- Parse_csv is now country independant.
	It then corrects a bug (csv was bad parsed in v0.1.0 for US quotes)
	- Correct a bug in proxy support
	
Version 0.1.0
	-Support of US and European stocks markets
	-compiles on Linux (Mandrake 7 and Solaris 2.6)