nprof 0.9 released

It's been a long time in the making, but 0.9 is finally out the door. 
I've made a bunch of changes over the last few months to make it usable
by myself for profiling real-life applications.  I finally decided that
I'd package up the latest version of the source and ship it as 0.9.

Major changes include cleaning up and reorganizing the GUI.  We're now
using the latest version of DotNetLib (an awesome listview) and a number
of GUI changes should make nprof more useful:

  - Back/forth buttons <[email protected]>
  - Thread dropdown is now a tree to allow for nested processes
  - Caller/callee list <Josh Carlson>

The beginnings of load/save support have been implemented but aren't
stable enough to use for everyday work.  I highly recommend expecting
them to fail at the moment.

I suppose I'm on the long haul to 1.0.  Only a few more major features
to implement before it's done.  ;)

Matt.



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