However, --mem=0 now reflects the appropriate amount of memory in the
system, --mem-per-cpu=0 hasn't changed.  This allows all the memory to
be allocated in a cgroup but is not "consumed" and is available for
other jobs running on the same host.
Eric Martin, Washington University School of Medicine

Use sleep with value less than 1 (e.g. 0.5)

These changes are required to support NetBSD.
1) Use standard -p option for time command in test17.35 instead of
GNU specific format string to fetch the elapsed (real) time.

2) Adjust date command calls in test22.1 to use short option
(--date -> -d), and move options before arguments. NetBSD,
unlike Linux, disallow non standard order.

3) Use standard -R option instead of -r for cp command in test30.1.

Fix for bug introduced in commit 935b0cbe

Conflicts:
	testsuite/expect/test12.7

bug 1649

bug 1642

Conflicts:
	doc/man/man1/sbatch.1
	src/slurmctld/job_scheduler.c

Correct list of unavailable nodes reported in a job's "reason" field when
that job can not start.
bug 1614

which can be used to aggregate messages to the slurmctld into a single
message to reduce communication to the slurmctld.  Currently only epilog
complete messages and node registration messages use this logic.

'sacctmgr archive dump' is ran.

bug 1684

bug 1679

Do not log invalid layout update calls as errors in slurmctld, that's
  something for the user to address.
Make sure that data structure pointer are not NULL before attempting to
  free fields within them.
Initialize memory for a data structure taken from the stack.

This replaces the logic that reads until we run out of buffer
  space and setting the record count from that.
Also add an unlock if the layout dump failed to prevent a slurmctld
  deadlock.

Changes some variable names "norelation" to "no_relation"
Replace some blocks of spaces with tabs
Add definition of layouts "free" call to slurm.h.in
Add "layout" information to scontrol help message
Fix typo in error message
Translate a french error message to english "valide" to "valid"

Conflicts:
	NEWS