1I would like to thank the following people (in alphabetical order):
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3- Seth Arnold, for contributing to the documentation.
4- Daniel Black, (former) maintainer of the Gentoo GNU/Linux BeeCrypt package.
5- Jan-Rudolph Bührmann, for helping me get started on the 64-bit multi-
6  precision integer library.
7- Luca Filipozzi, (former) maintainer/packager of BeeCrypt for Debian GNU/Linux.
8- Jeff Johnson, the guy behind RedHat's Package Manager, who has inspired
9  and contributed to many of the changes for version 3.0.0. He also provided
10  the new hash functions for version 4.2.0. 73 de Bob.
11- Anibal Monsalve Salazar, (current) maintainer/packager of BeeCrypt for
12  Debian GNU/Linux.
13- Jon Sturgeon, bug hunter extraordinaire.
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15Further thanks go to:
16- AMD, for donating a copy of "AMD x86-64 Architecture Programmer's Manual".
17- ARM Ltd, for donating a copy of "ARM Architecture Reference Manual".
18- HP/Compaq, for their testdrive program, which gave me the opportunity to
19  test and BeeCrypt on many new platforms.
20- FSF France, for providing me with access to the GCC Compile Farm.
21- SourceForge, for their excellent open source development platform.
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23Last but not least: thanks to everyone who provided bits of information,
24reported bugs, provided feedback, or works on including BeeCrypt in any
25other distros.
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27If I've missed anyone, it's due to oversight. Drop me a line and I'll
28rectify the situation as quickly as possible.
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