doc/README-SNAPWORLD.TXT
	minor additions
snapworld/snapworld.py
	a new program to try out SnapWorld algorithms
snapworld/comm.py
	a module for system communication
snapworld/snapworld.py
	added the code to determine node degrees
snapworld.py
	added code to GenStubs(), which distributes stubs randomly
	to the tasks
snapworld.py
	remove empty messages in GenStubs()
completed edge generation, start implementing stats generation
snapworld.py
	minor edits
snapworld.py
	added code that selects the nodes for statistics
	added pseudocode for the remaining operations
snapworld.py
	added handling of neighbors
- changed the message infrastructure to table dispatch driven task scheduling
- added snapworld1.py, comm1.py to keep the current implementation
added the iterator code, completed GetNbr(), started GetDist()
README-SPINN3R-FULL5.TXT
	added more details on how to generate spinn3r-full5
snapworld.py, comm.py
	implemented GetDist(), iterators
snapworld.py, comm.py
	completed the implementation. The program is now fully functional.
head.py
	an initial implementation of the head service
config.py
	implemented parsing of the configuration file and assignment
	of tasks to hosts
- implemented the host server start by the head server

daemon.py
	specific SnapWorld daemon code
python/daemon.py
	generic Python daemon code
- implemented host server bootstrap
	- head and host servers are ready to start executing tasks
	- the next step to implement is to send a message to the start task

- new API commands in the head server
	- /config for host servers to get the app configuration
	- /done for host servers to report that a superstep completed locally
- updated Snap documentation status
- minor changes in host.py
- finalized implementation of the initial sequence
- implemented task messaging client library and server
- added a new client library client.py for http clients
- updated merge status with glib
added another synchronization step between the head and host processes.
Without it, there can be a message conflict. The messages now are:
done, prepare, ready, step
implemented preparation to start user task execution on hosts