--- AnyEvent/Changes	2010/10/11 03:41:39	1.409
+++ AnyEvent/Changes	2011/01/21 13:20:38	1.437
@@ -1,28 +1,65 @@
 Revision history for Perl extension AnyEvent.
 
-FAQ: my program exits beforee doing anything
-FAQ: tcp_connect never calls my callback (context)
-FAQ: high cpu usage with AE::cv->recv
-
-TODO: condvar->new method is documented and should be there.
-TODO: check for -w? somehow?
-TODO: _start might call on_error with ETIMEDOUT??
-cubic reno lp bic highspeed htcp hybla illinois scalable vegas veno westwood yeah
-TODO: document constants
-TODO: test tcp_nodelay/tcp_congestion
+TODO: document TCP_*** constants
+TODO: catch AE::xxx for anyevent strict and anyevent debug
+TODO: anyevent::trace? or debug tracing all watchers?
+TODO: anyevent strict checking for $_ changes?
 
-AnyEvent::Handle uncaught error: Connection timed out at 
-                  /usr/local/lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/AnyEvent/HTTP.pm line 473
+TODO: resetttls?
+	- work around a POE bug where POE would first poll for new events and
+          invoke handlers BEFORE handling the message queue.
+	- fix parsing of "domain" statement in resolv.conf (Johannes Plunien).
+	- stop_read now does just that in TLS mode. see its
+          documentation for caveats.
+	- update to common::sense 3.4 warning set.
+
+5.3    Fri Dec 31 05:48:13 CET 2010
+	- major IOAsync patch by Paul Evans - 0.33 is required, as the major
+          issues with IO::Async have been solved in that version, including
+          the availabilty of a default loop!
+	- implement new wbuf_max parameter for AnyEvent::Handle.
+        - added Cocoa::EventLoop backend by Daisuke Murase.
+        - the default testsuite now honors PERL_ANYEVENT_MODEL (Paul Evans).
+        - clarify handle on_prepare documentation.
+	- set CLOEXEC flag on parent-side fd's in AnyEvent::Util::run_cmd,
+          to avoid leaking them to any child processes.
+        - try to force files into the arch-dependend lib directory, for the
+          half-"turly obsessive compulsive person"(s) that depend on it.
+
+5.29   Sun Dec  5 10:49:21 CET 2010
+        - convert EV backend to EV 4.00 API (so better upgrade EV too).
+        - AE::Handle: implement dynamic read_size adjustment, add
+          max_read_size parameter, reduce default read_size to 2048.
+        - add some FAQ entries for servers and/or on_eof vs. on_error.
+	- work around OS bugs (cygwin again) when lingering in AE::Handle.
+        - reduce memory usage slightly when connect was used in AE::Handle.
+        - wrok around more segfaults in Tk.
+        - document tls_ctx => undef as valid.
+        - detect WNOHANG value at compiletime.
+        - include some probably linux-only support for building AnyEvent
+          as part of the perl core.
+        - improve compatibility of t/08_idna.t to perl 5.8.
+        - make AnyEvent::Strict truly optional (in case somebody builds a
+          minimal perl...).
+
+5.28   Wed Oct 13 04:14:23 CEST 2010
         - due to a glitch, AnyEvent's internal getprotobyname wasn't
           actually used in tcp_server.
+        - implement AnyEvent::CondVar->new method, which was documented but
+          missing.
         - support autoloading of read types in unshift_read.
         - AnyEvent::Strict: do the test for invalid fh arguments differently,
           resulting in more informative error messages.
+        - new AnyEvent::FAQ manpage.
 	- clarify that you can actually call push_read etc. in on_read.
+        - put keys and certs in /tmp, not into the current directory,
+          and document this in the SECURITY CONSIDERATIONS sections
+          of AnyEvent::TLS.
         - support ";" as resolv.conf comment character in AnyEvent::DNS, as
           requested by Ron Isaacson.
         - document $AnyEvent::DNS::RESOLVER variable.
         - incorporated major typo patches by Abhijit Menon-Sen.
+        - AnyEvent::Handle now croaks when negative timeouts are passed.
         - add a shitload of TCP_xxx sockopt name constants to AnyEvent::Util,
           undocumented, but who knows when they might come in handy.