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components out of order. Other minor fixes included to get GCC to
reduce the number of GCC warnings.

number.

independently generated credentials will collide.

pointers not copied from the values returned by XStr. To test if this
was the cause of the memory corruption, the "fix" of performing a deep
copy of the virtual root before annotating. If this doesn't work,
re-enabling the fix should be easy enough.

Fixed minor type mismatches which were giving out warnings during make. I don't think any were particularly harmful.

the problem causing the seg-faults (sadly valgrind wasn't terribly
insightful either), but it is something bad that was fixed.

DB so that when the ticket is redeemed (and we run the mapper again to
actually insert the DB state), we get the same ifaces. We really
cannot depend on assign to pick the same ifaces each time. Sure hope
this works!

Fixes the issue of missing interfaces as needed for the post-assign phase. removed dangling XStr usage, although I need to trace down more illegal uses if any exist.

More checks on pointers inside annotate because I still can't reproduce the core dumping that Leigh is facing.

Removed stray array which had been allocated on the stack. I don't know if this is responsible for the crashes that Leigh is reporting, but it wasn't a good thing and it's gone now.

to arrange for a conversion from GeniResponse to AM response.

Removing unnecessary debug statements which weren't removed earlier in excessive eagerness to commit and push code.

Conflicts:
	tbsetup/libvtop.pm.in

Conflicts:
	tbsetup/libvtop.pm.in

Fixed a bug dealing with exclusive nodes. Modified the parser to check for both an element exclusive and an attribute exclusive (did I mention that I am starting to detest v1?).

An unrelated bug which would have caused some nasty type-precheck failures also got fixed in the process.

and restored the original indentation to sections that lost it.

Conflicts:
	tbsetup/libvtop.pm.in

IMP: The change to score.cc undoes the change that Rob made some time ago to correct some fixed interface bug. I am not sure what that bug was but if I leave Rob's changes in, assign fails to honour the fixed interface and maps the link onto some other interface.

same node, and the type is "vlan", convert that to a loopback lan, and
pass back the lanid as the VTAG so that the client has something
unique to use for the tag.