setup.py deals gracefully with spaces in the working directory. Fixes #319. Also better handle newer compilers on OS X, which enforce the distinction between CFLAGS and CPPFLAGS.

Add more modules to the API reference; some of them need some documentation love. Fixes #379. [skip ci]

Make gevent.local.local eligible for GC as soon as the greenlet is dead, matching the native threading.local behaviour.

Also update the implementation to match Python 3.4. It appears to trade an extra weakref for better locality of reference.

Add kludge to make the default threadpool and threaded resolver work in forked children. The real issue seems to be that fork watchers aren't firing; there doesn't seem to be a test case for that. Fixes #230.

Occasional Travis failure under 3.4; cannot reproduce locally and the code is a duplicate of stdlib. [skip ci]

Account for different default bufsize under py3; avoid a resourcewarning under Py3 with GEVENT_FILE=thread; the incorrect bytes return in universal newlines should be fixed.

Fix subprocess under Py3 when using FileObjectThread. Fix catching the right exception on downlevel python versions.

Fix subprocess doctests under py3; fix raising the right exception if a child fails to exec under py2

Import the 3.4 version of test_subprocess and make it (mostly) pass. Includes a test for #374; fixes #374.

Add support for the new onerror attribute in CFFI 1.2.0

Add support for the new onerror attribute in CFFI 1.2.0/PyPy 2.7.0. This fixes our signal handling issues.

Support more objects that implement the buffer protocal by asking for the len() of their memoryview, not the len() of themselves.

Also potentially reduces the number of calls to memoryview so may be slightly more efficient.

Fixes #466.

lint; those tests were fixed with the previous commit but travis is having issues getting builds off the ground

If the environment had not been monkeypatched when gevent's ssl module
was imported, they could get the stdlib socket, meaning that reads and
writes could block greenlet switching for an arbitrary amount of time.
This was especially visible on SSL servers.

Fixes #597.