--- perl/trunk/README	2004/11/11 14:44:15	4
+++ perl/trunk/README	2005/12/21 15:33:37	18
@@ -1,8 +1,16 @@
-Fuse version 0.03
+Fuse version 0.06
 =================
 
-This is a test release.  It seems to work quite well.  In fact, I can't
-find any problems with it whatsoever.  If you do, I want to know.
+Fuse is combination of Linux kernel module and user space library which
+enables you to write user-space filesystems. This module enables you to
+write filesystems using perl.
+
+Additional file-systems using Fuse module are released on CPAN using Fuse::
+namespace. Currently that includes only Fuse::DBI which allows you to mount
+database as file system, but there will be more.
+
+This is a pre-production release.  It seems to work quite well.  In fact, I
+can't find any problems with it whatsoever.  If you do, I want to know.
 
 
 INSTALLATION
@@ -17,7 +25,11 @@
 
 DEPENDENCIES
 
-This module requires the FUSE userspace library and the FUSE kernel module.
+This module requires the FUSE C library and the FUSE kernel module.
+See http://fuse.sourceforge.net/
+
+If you intend to use FUSE in threaded mode, you need a version of Perl which
+has been compiled with USE_ITHREADS.
 
 
 COPYRIGHT AND LICENCE
@@ -54,16 +66,17 @@
 
 BUGS
 
-I've begun to build a formal testing framework.  Currently it can mount
-and unmount loopback.pl, and all of the base-level functions have test
-scripts.  These need to be fleshed out as problems are noticed.
+Perl 5.8.7 does not support shared subroutine references.  Until this is
+fixed, if you use threaded mode, you need to use symbolic references (i.e.
+passing "main::cb" instead of \&cb).  This rules out closures, lexical
+subs and that sort of thing, but it does seem to work.
 
 The current test framework seems to work well, but the underlying mount/
-unmount infrastructure is a crock.  I am not pleased with that code.
+unmount infrastructure is a crock.  I am not pleased with that code.  I
+also wish there was a way to test without root permissions.
 
 While most things work, I do still have a TODO list:
 * "du -sb" reports a couple orders of magnitude too large a size.
 * need to sort out cleaner mount semantics for the test framework
 * figure out how to un-linuxcentrify the statfs tests
 * test everything on other architectures and OS's
-