Ice 1.0.1 now available

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Ice 1.0.1 is a minor update containing portability and bug fixes.

The following changes were made in Ice for C++ since the 1.0.0 release:

• Added --header-ext and --source-ext command-line options to slice2cpp and slice2freeze. These permit setting header and source file extensions for C++ other than the default `h' and `cpp' file extensions.
• Added the macro ICE_INT64 as a portable wrapper for long long constants.
• Added support for Xerces 2.2.0.
• Added support for OpenSSL 0.97a.
• Added OPENSSL_FLAGS to several Makefiles that were missing it.
• Changed signature of IceUtil::Time::milliSeconds() to IceUtil::Int64, to avoid overflows.
• Renamed Lock and TryLock templates to LockT and TryLockT, to avoid compilation problems with Sun Forte 6.2.
• Fixed a bug with throwing exceptions in AMD calls after invoking ice_response().
• Fixed a bug with throwing exceptions in AMI from within ice_response().
• For posix threads, PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE_NP is now only used if __linux__ is defined. Otherwise, PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE is used.
• The EPROTO error code is now only used if it is defined (such as on Linux).
• Several other changes that make Ice for C++ more portable.
• Updated SSL test certificates. The old ones have expired.

The following changes were made in Ice for Java since the 1.0.0 release:

• Fixed a bug in the ObjectAdapter which caused it to ignore all but the first endpoint.
• Fixed a bug with throwing exceptions in AMD calls after invoking ice_response().
• Fixed a bug with throwing exceptions in AMI from within ice_response().

The new release can be found on the ZeroC download page.