The binaries stored here for use with the CLAM makefile system come from a
few different sources.  Feel free to not trust them.

HOOPLE provided apps:
  Most of these apps are compiled through the hoople bootstrapping process
itself, so you already have the source code for the apps if you have the
HOOPLE code base (see http://hoople.org to download).  This is the set of
binaries that hoople itself can re-build:

  linux binaries:
    makedep
    sleep_ms
    version_stamper
    vsts_version_fixer
    write_build_config
  windoze binaries:
    sleep_ms.exe
    value_tagger
    makedep.exe
    playsound.exe
    short_path.exe
    value_tagger.exe
    version_stamper.exe
    vsts_version_fixer.exe
    write_build_config.exe
    zap_process.exe

unzip.exe & zip.exe:
  The zip and unzip tools are from the info-zip project.  They are somewhat
antiquated but still work great on the various 32-bit windows platforms.
These utilities are self-identified as: "Zip 2.3 (November 29th 1999)"
To get a more recent version of the zip utilities or build them yourself,
they can be found at the site: http://www.info-zip.org/

ReplaceVistaIcon.exe:
  This application comes from the codeproject site, which is generally
considered a pretty reputable source.  If you need to, you can recompile
the application based on the source code at:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/GDI/using_vista_icons.aspx