chflags support added

Initial chflags(2) support has been added to the repository. This support has not been integrated with the ext2 flags support, although there is some feature overlap. This has been tested on Mac OS X 10.4 and Fedora Core 5 i386. Please feel free to test and let the list know how it goes.

To elaborate on chflags(2) vs ext2 flags, here is what each looks like in the toc:
ext2 flags:

<attribute>
     <NoDump fstype="ext2"/>
</attribute>

chflags(2):

 <flags>
     <UserNoDump/>
 </flags>

Clearly nodump has similar meaning between these two representations. The obvious desire is to have a mapping engine within xar "just know" that chflags nodump is the same as ext2's nodump. Similar with some of the immutable bits.

API Documentation updated

The API documentation has finished its migration from the web pages on opendarwin to the xar project wiki.
All the documentation should be reasonably up to date on the project wiki.

I've also created a xar-bugs googlegroup and am sending all of the Issue updates to the group. Feel free to subscribe to avoid missing out on all the juicy bug goodness.

xar move to code.google

xar is moving from OpenDarwin to code.google.com hosting and is now located here: http://code.google.com/p/xar/
The intent of this blog is to post xar discussion, features, and design considerations.

Currently, progress is being made on transcribing the API documentation from html pages to the wiki at code.google.
The xar code has been imported into the code.google repository, and the 1.4 release tarball and xarball are now available from the project download section.
There are 2 google groups for the xar project, one for discussion, and one that receives commit messages from the subversion repository.