Updated:
   tests/testutil.hpp: Add signal(SIGPIPE, SIG_IGN) to
        setup_test_environment(), on z/OS (__MVS__)

Updated:
    README.md: Documented need for application to handle/ignore SIGPIPE

Updated:
   README.md:  describes process of building/using DLL
   makelibzmq: Build DLL as well as static library (unless BUILD_DLL=false)
   maketests:  Dynamically link to ../src/libzmq.so if present
   runtests:   Explicitly place ../src at start of LIBPATH
   makeclean:  Also remove files created for DLL
   cxxall:     Bumped updated date to reflect last edit

builds/zos includes:
    README.md: Overview of z/OS UNIX System Services port (Markdown)
    makelibzmq: Compile src/*.cpp and make libzmq.a
    maketests:  Compile tests/*.cpp and make test_* executables
    runtests:   Run tests/test_* executables and report results
    makeclean:  Remove built files
    zc++: /bin/c++ wrapper supplying required build arguments
    cxxall: run zc++ for all *.cpp files in directory

    platform.hpp: pre-generated (and edited) src/platform.hpp for z/OS
    test_fork.cpp: updated tests/test_fork.cpp that completes on z/OS

Added test and doc section for ZMQ_SHARED message flag

Added ZMQ_SHARED message option to zmq_msg_get()

Add Docker support

Ensure EOL is present at end of utils file.

MacOS/Clang complain due to presence of -Wnewline-eof in CZMQ.

Code cleanup

Add test for unbinding inproc socket.

Resolve issue #949

Windows: if WSA error number is held, use directly.

It must be done this way, as WSAGetLastError returns 0 in these circumstances

vs2012: Add missing socks files

Don't delay reception of signal

- new code may help undersdtand issue #1108
  (https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/issues/1108)
- code cleanups

Fix to build on OpenBSD

Add static compilation on CMake

Thread scheduling parameters: Use ZMQ context options instead of environment variables.

environment variables.

Code cleanup

Problem: two header files for a single library

Add missing socks files

socks: fix build on FreeBSD

The fix should be sane on all UNIX-like systems, so there's
no ZMQ_HAVE_FREEBSD involved.  It's likely that other BSDs
stumble across this problem too.