   SDL_Config 0.5
  SDL_Config is a library designed for reading and writing configuration files in an easy, cross-platform way.Visit its homepage:Download it from SourceForge.Change log: Major: - multiple value entries are supported! - added CFG_USE_MULTIMAP define which makes SDL_Config use std::multimap instead of std::map to store groups,   so now you can have groups with the same name - lib can be compiled as DLL (uses DECLSPEC predefined by SDL) - by default it builds DLL,    however you can still easily build static library - itoa got removed in favour of sprintf, so now SDL_Config is almost -ansi compatible   (but VS 2005 throws warnings about using deprecated function). - well, almost -ansi compatible (except long long, which is referenced in sys/types.h included by SDL) - confirmed that it works with SDL 1.2.11 and that it can be compiled by Visual Studio 2005 (+project files attached) - due to SDL_config.h file which has been added to SDL in 1.2.10, and which conflicted with my own SDL_config.h,   I had to rename my to SDL_config_lib.h - changed versioning scheme from single float value to three ints accessed through SDL_version - the same as in SDL/SDL_TTF etc.  Minor: - third option for bool users - SDL_bool, also introduced new way of setting bool version - back to begin_code.h / end_code.h include, removed unneeded macro CFG_BUILD_STATIC_LIB - fixed little bug when iterating over groups which appeared on VS8 - improved some tests (+created new one: 007), as well as library code modularization - all external functions use SDLCALL (defaults to __cdecl on most platforms) which is a macro predefined by SDL - managed to run test 006, which is a SDL_Config test written in C, in VS 2005 Pro :-) - SDL.h is not included in SDL_config_lib.h, it includes only headers that are necessary - fixed bug in CFG_OpenFile: file stream wasn't closed - fixed bug in CFG_SaveFile: now passing 0 as filename will properly save everything to the same file - documentation was polished a bit, also now it's built using newer version of Natural DocsAny comments?   