r9028 - packages/doom-packaging

[Jon Dowland]

Author: jmtd-guest
Date: 2009-03-04 19:03:37 +0000 (Wed, 04 Mar 2009)
New Revision: 9028

Modified:
   packages/doom-packaging/policy.sgml
   packages/doom-packaging/version.ent
Log:
add boom-wad description

Modified: packages/doom-packaging/policy.sgml
===================================================================
--- packages/doom-packaging/policy.sgml	2009-03-04 00:02:03 UTC (rev 9027)
+++ packages/doom-packaging/policy.sgml	2009-03-04 19:03:37 UTC (rev 9028)
@@ -146,7 +146,9 @@
               <item>the code portion of a Doom game. to be depended on if
               you are a PWAD, say.</item>
               <tag><strong>doom-wad</strong></tag>
-              <item>any Doom IWAD. For use by e.g. engines.</item>
+              <item>a Doom IWAD compatible with the vanilla featureset. For use by e.g. engines.</item>
+              <tag><strong>boom-wad</strong></tag>
+              <item>a Doom IWAD containing Boom features. For use by e.g. engines.</item>
             </taglist>
 
           </p>
@@ -254,6 +256,11 @@
             <tag><strong>engine</strong></tag>
             <item>A Doom Engine is the executable-half of a doom game.</item>
 
+            <tag><strong>Boom</strong></tag>
+            <item>A popular doom engine which provided many features not
+            present in the original Doom. Many modern engines support the
+            boom feature set, but not all do.</item>
+
             <tag><strong>port</strong></tag>
             <item>the original source release was ported to DOS from linux.
             Most subsequently-derived engines have been known as "ports"

Modified: packages/doom-packaging/version.ent
===================================================================
--- packages/doom-packaging/version.ent	2009-03-04 00:02:03 UTC (rev 9027)
+++ packages/doom-packaging/version.ent	2009-03-04 19:03:37 UTC (rev 9028)
@@ -1,2 +1,2 @@
-<!entity version "2.0">
-<!entity date    "2007-12-25">
+<!entity version "2.1">
+<!entity date    "2009-03-04">