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 ;;;; -*- coding: utf-8; -*-
-changes in sbcl-0.9.19 (1.0.0?) relative to sbcl-0.9.18:
+changes in sbcl-1.0.1 relative to sbcl-1.0:
+  * new feature: the compiler stores cross-referencing information
+    abount function calls (who-calls), macroexpansion (who-macroexpands)
+    and special variables (who-binds, who-sets, who-references) for code
+    compiled with (< SPACE 3). This information is available through the
+    sb-introspect contrib.
+  * improvement: sb-sprof traces call stacks to an arbitrary depth on
+    x86/x86-64, rather than the previous fixed depth of 8
+  * bug fix: non-ascii command-line arguments are processed correctly 
+    (thanks to Yaroslav Kavenchuk)
+  * bug fix: TRACE :ENCAPSULATE NIL (and function end breakpoints)
+    work on Windows.
+  * bug fix: non-required arguments were not passed correctly when a method
+    defined using DEFMETHOD was called from a mop-generated method using
+    CALL-NEXT-METHOD (reported by Pascal Costanza)
+  * bug fix: recursion is now permitted in accessors through
+    SLOT-UNBOUND.  (reported by Pascal Costanza)
+  * bug fix: an error was signaled at startup if the HOME environment 
+    variable was defined, but had an empty value (reported by Peter Van Eynde)
+  * bug fix: non ordinary lambda-list keyword in ordinary lambda lists
+    signal a PROGRAM-ERROR, not a BUG.
+  * bug fix: SB-POSIX:READDIR works when built with large file support.
+  * bug fix: ENOUGH-NAMESTRING works relative to #p"/" as well. (thanks
+    to Marco Monteiro)
+  * enhancement: DESTRUCTURING-BIND lambda-list uses &BODY instead of &REST
+    for better automatic indentation support. (thanks to Matt Pillsbury)
+  * optimization: loading generic functions no longer takes O(n^2) time,
+    proportional to the amount of methods in the generic function
+    (reported by Todd Sabin and Jeremy Brown)        
+  * optimization: the FIND and POSITION family of sequence functions
+    are significantly faster on arrays whose element types have been
+    declared.
+
+changes in sbcl-1.0 relative to sbcl-0.9.18:
+  * improvement: experimental support for threading on FreeBSD/x86.
+    (thanks to NIIMI Satoshi)
   * improvement: runtime option --dynamic-space-size can be used
     to set the size of the dynamic space reserved on startup.
   * improvement: floating point modes in effect are now saved in
@@ -18,6 +53,8 @@ changes in sbcl-0.9.19 (1.0.0?) relative to sbcl-0.9.18:
     on Linux/x86
   * improvement: added support for the Shift-JIS external format.
     (contributed by NIIMI Satoshi)
+  * improvement: callbacks are supported on Linux/PPC.  (thanks to
+    Joshua Ross)
   * bug fix: compiler bug triggered by a (non-standard) VALUES
     declaration in a LET* was fixed. (reported by Kaersten Poeck)
   * bug fix: file compiler no longer confuses validated and already
@@ -34,10 +71,15 @@ changes in sbcl-0.9.19 (1.0.0?) relative to sbcl-0.9.18:
     (reported by Josip Gracin)
   * bug fix: an error is signaled for attempts to displace arrays with
     incompatible element types (thanks to Mario Mommer)
+  * bug fix: more correct handling of wide characters in debug info
+    (bug reported by Attila Lendvai and fixed by Juho Snellman)
   * optimization: method calls with &OPTIONAL or &KEY arguments are faster
     and don't cause extra consing
   * optimization: MAP and MAP-INTO are significantly faster on vectors
     whose elements types have been declared.
+  * Improvements to SB-SPROF:
+    ** Support for allocation profiling
+    ** Reduced profiling overhead, especially for long profiling runs
   * Improvements to the Windows port:
     ** floating point exceptions are now reported correctly.
     ** stack exhaustion detection works partially.