Version 0.4, 2009.02.14
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* NOTE *

- xrtti no longer depends on the Essential library.  It now relies only on
  the C standard library, C++ STL, and some POSIX libraries.

- xrtti no longer uses stdmake for its build system.  It uses a single
  GNU make makefile (GNUmakefile).  Builds on systems with POSIX utilities
  are currently the only supported build platforms, but plans are to support
  Microsoft Windows soon.

- Arch Linux package builds are now supported via archlinux/PKGBUILD.

- Debian package builds are now supported via 'make deb'.  However, as there
  is no gccxml package for Debian, you must build and install gccxml
  yourself before using xrttigen.  See http://www.gccxml.org for instructions
  on how to download, build, and install gccxml.

- As there is no gccxml package for Fedora Core, you must build and install
  gccxml yourself before using xrttigen.  The xrtti RPM packages have a
  dependency on 'gccxml', so you should use --nodeps when installing them
  until there is an official gccxml RPM.  See http://www.gccxml.org for
  instructions on how to download, build, and install gccxml.

Changes:

  - U32 and S32 no longer need to be defined by the user of xrtti; these
    types now come from inttypes.h uint32_t and int32_t, and are renamed
    u32 and s32
  - Added Structure::HasSizeof() and Structure::GetSizeof()
  - Argument::GetDefault() now returns a char * string representation of the
    default instead of a parsed value.  This allows complex default types to
    be represented and avoids conversion errors.
  - Base::CastSubclass() is now a const method, as it always should've been
  - Fixes to typedefs and type passing in generated code

Known Issues:
  
  - See Version 0.3 Known Issues

Version 0.3, 2007.07.06
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* NOTE *

- The xrttigenwrap program has been eliminated; use xrttigen directly
  instead (xrttigen now runs gccxml so you don't have to run two commands
  to generate your Xrtti objects)

- This version of Xrtti must be built against stdmake >= 0.3 and
  Essential >= 0.3

Changes:

  - A complete rewrite of most of Xrtti, which means that changes are too
    many to mention.

Known Issues:

  - There are problems when trying to build the xrttigen-generated classes
    into libraries, either static or dynamic.  The problem is that C++
    compilers often do not properly handle static constructors in libraries.
    The solution is to link the resulting .o files directly into your
    program instead of via a library.


Version 0.2, 2007.05.03
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* NOTE *

- The xrttigenwrap -T option has been renamed -x to better match xrttigen's
  arguments

- The -h parameter isn't required anymore; if it isn't supplied, the input
  file full path name is used, unless the input is standard in, in which
  case xrttigen/xrttigenwrap will exit in error

- The -r (include C++ rtti bindings) parameter has been replaced by a -n
  (suppress C++ rtti bindings) option.  In other words, C++ rtti bindings
  are now included by default, and must be turned off by -n, unlike
  previously where they were turned off by default, and had to be enabled
  by -r

- A new method, Xrtti::LookupStruct(const void *pObjectWithVirtualMethod)
  has been added, and provides a means for looking up Xrtti information
  for any class with a vtable

- Files including Xrtti.h no longer have to define XRTTI_U32_ARCH and
  XRTTI_S32_ARCH; these are defined as appropriate for the installed
  system automatically

- This version of Xrtti must be built against stdmake >= 0.2 and
  Essential >= 0.2

Changes:

  - Make sure to remove tmp directory from build output when building RPM.
  - Added DumpObjects example code.
  - Changed xrttigenwrap to use -x instead of -T to specify xml temp file.
  - If a header file specified with the -h option is surrounded by angle
    brackets, they will be preserved in the generated output.
  - Change -r to -n and default C++ rtti to enabled instead of disabled.
  - Xrtti::LookupStruct(const void *pObjectWithVirtualMethod) has been
    added.
  - XRTTI_U32_ARCH and XRTTI_S32_ARCH are defined automatically in the
    installed Xrtti.h file.
  - Added README.TXT.

Known Issues:

  - None


Version 0.1, 2007.04.30
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Initial release.