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<h1><img src="analogo.gif" alt=""> Analog 5.21: Acknowledgements</h1>
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Many people have helped me with analog, and I can't thank them all
specifically. But I do appreciate everyone who's given me feedback or sent me
bug reports.

<p>
Thanks are due to the author of
<a HREF="http://www.eit.com/software/getstats/">getstats</a>,
Kevin Hughes. In the days before analog there were only three serious logfile
analysis programs, and only one of them, getstats, had attractive output. I
wrote analog when getstats stopped being able to cope with the size of our
logfile, but my output still looks somewhat similar to his.

<p>
Thanks are also due to all those who helped in the early stages of writing
this program, and gave me the encouragement to continue with analog and to
release it publicly. Those who made helpful suggestions during the first few
weeks of the program are
numerous, but I must mention particularly Dan Anderson, Martyn Johnson,
Joe Ramey, Chris Ritson, Quentin Stafford-Fraser and Dave Stanworth. Above
all Gareth McCaughan gave me lots of programming advice. The early versions of
the program would have run much more slowly without him.

<p>
For six years, analog's home page was at the
<a href="http://www.statslab.cam.ac.uk/">University of Cambridge Statistical
Laboratory</a>. Now it is provided by
<a href="http://sourceforge.net">SourceForge</a>.
<a href="http://www.niccx.com/">niccx.com</a> donated the address
<tt>analog.cx</tt>, and Takayuki Matsuki of Tokyo Kasei University and
Peter Gradwell of gradwell dot com ltd provide DNS services.
Many other people have provided mirror sites for analog, starting with
Dave Stanworth (again!). The full list of mirror sites is listed <a
href="http://www.analog.cx/mirrors.html">elsewhere</a>;
thanks to all of them. Thanks also to Ian Jackson for providing the FTP and
rsync sites for the mirror sites to mirror from. And thanks to
<a href="http://www.isite.net/">ISite</a> for providing the mailing lists,
James Herrmann for administering them, and
<a href="http://www.mail-archive.com/">The Mail Archive</a> for archiving
the analog-help list.

<p>
Mark Roedel first suggested porting analog to different platforms, and made
the original DOS port. Shortly afterwards, Jason Linhart made the Mac port,
and has continued to contribute lots of extra code for that platform and for
the program in general. The Mac version also includes code contributed by
Stephan Somogyi and Nigel Perry. Later ports were made by Dave Jones, Martin
Zinser &amp; Rick Dyson (OpenVMS), Magnus Hagander (Win32),
Ivan Martinez (OS/2), Nick Smith (Acorn RiscOS), Scott Tadman (BeOS),
Thomas Engel (NeXTSTEP), Martin Kraemer &amp; Holger Schranz (BS2000/OSD,
including EBCDIC support), and Hideyuki Yahagi (AS/400).
Thank you also to the people who make precompiled versions available for
various platforms.
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The regular expression parsing is taken from Philip Hazel's
<a href="http://www.pcre.org/">PCRE library</a>. The graphics use
Thomas Boutell's <a href="http://www.boutell.com/gd/">gd</a> library,
the <a href="http://www.libpng.org/pub/png/libpng.html">libpng library</a>,
and the <a href="http://www.info-zip.org/pub/infozip/zlib/">zlib library</a> by
Jean-loup Gailly &amp; Mark Adler. The zlib library is also used for logfile
decompression on the Mac. Each of these libraries is subject to its
own copyright and licensing conditions: <a href="Licpcre.txt">PCRE
licence</a>, <a href="Licgd.txt">gd licence</a>,  <a href="Licpng.txt">libpng
licence</a>, <a href="Liczlib.txt">zlib licence</a>.
If <kbd>EBCDIC</kbd> is defined at compile time, then this product includes
software developed by the Apache Software Foundation
(<a href="http://www.apache.org/">http://www.apache.org/</a>)
(<a href="Licapach.txt">licence</a>).
If <kbd>NEED_MEMMOVE</kbd> is defined at compile time, then this product
includes software developed by the University of California, Berkeley and its
contributors (<a href="LicBSD.txt">licence</a>).
<p>
The form interface is based on an idea by James Dean Palmer. The code to
expand wildcards in directory names under Unix is by Owen Cliffe. Thanks to
all the other people who have contributed bits of code too: I apologise for
not having room to name all of them.
<p>
Thanks also to those who have written
<a href="helpers.html">helper applications</a>, for making analog more usable,
and to those who have written <a href="../how-to/index.html">How-To's</a>, for
sharing their experience of how to use analog in practical situations. And
thanks to Alexander Toth for the Unix man page.
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Many people have volunteered to translate analog into their own languages.
Many thanks to the following who have contributed in this way over the years:
Tigran Nazarian (Armenian), Emir Alikadic (Bosnian),
Luchezar Georgiev (Bulgarian), Francesc Rocher,
M. Merc&egrave; Llauge, Francesc Burrull i Mestres &amp; Jordi Vidal (Catalan),
Yang Meng (Simplified Chinese), Andrew Choi &amp; Tzu-hsien Yu (Traditional
Chinese), Tomo Sombolac (Croatian), Jan Simek &amp; Karel Fajkus (Czech),
Adrian Price (Danish), Ferry van het Groenewoud, Joost Baaij, Dimitry Smagghe,
Bert Hiddink &amp; Frank Fesevur (Dutch), Henrik Huhtinen, Steve Kelly,
Andrew Staples, Mikko Silvonen &amp; Juha Ojaniemi (Finnish),
Patrice Lafont, Lucien Vieira, Jean-Marc Coursimault, Lionel Delaude
&amp; Gordon Macpherson (French), Mario Ellebrecht, Martin Kraemer,
Holger Schranz, Thomas Jacob, Thomas Frings, Georg Schwarz &amp;
Ralf D&ouml;ring (German),
Dimitris Xenakis (Greek), Laszlo Nemeth &amp; Andras Kemeny (Hungarian),
Gustaf Gustafsson &amp; Valberg Larusson (Icelandic),
Furio Ercolessi, Luca Andreucci, Alessio Bragadini &amp; Marco Bernardini
(Italian), Takayuki Matsuki, Stephen Obenski, Motonobu Takahashi,
Kaori Chikenji &amp; Kazuto Ishigaki (Japanese), Byungkwan Kim &amp;
InChang Oh (Korean), Jurijs Turjanskis &amp; Anda Bimbere (Latvian),
Ingrid (Lithuanian), Jan-Aage Bruvoll, Espen Bjarn&oslash; &amp; P&aring;l
L&oslash;berg (Norwegian Bokm&aring;l), Magni Ons&oslash;ien &amp;
Trond &Oslash;ksendal (Norwegian Nynorsk),
Wlodek Lapot, Tomek Wozniak &amp; Marcin Sochacki (Polish),
Ivan Martinez, Paulino Michelazzo &amp; Ronan Lucio Pereira
(Brazilian Portuguese), Jaime Carvalho e Silva (European Portuguese),
Alex Mihaila (Romanian), San Sanych Timofeev, Boris Litvinenko &amp;
Vyacheslav Nikitich (Russian), Mile Peric (Serbian), Stefan Billik (Slovak),
Andrej Zizmond &amp; Dalibor Cvijetinovi&egrave; (Slovene),
Javier Solis, Alexander Velasquez, Alfredo Sola, Martin Perez, Nelson Tactuk,
Javier Kohan &amp; J. L. Garc&iacute;a (Spanish), Bj&ouml;rn Malmberg,
Frank Osterberg, Wesley Schaal &amp; Christian Rose (Swedish),
Nezih Erkman &amp; Dikran Diragormacioglu (Turkish), and Yaroslav Boychuk
(Ukrainian).

<p>
Finally, thanks to all of you for using the program!
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Go to the <a href="http://www.analog.cx/">analog home page</a>.
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<address>Stephen Turner
<br>20 February 2002</address>
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