--- Coro/Changes	2001/07/15 02:35:51	1.5
+++ Coro/Changes	2001/07/23 13:15:47	1.23
@@ -1,11 +1,53 @@
 Revision history for Perl extension Coro.
 
-0.04
+0.10
+	- release candidate 3. A rather new internal structure :(
+	- added Coro/libcoro, a portable coroutine implementation for C
+          (not even perl-dependent!!!), which can be used by Coro::State.
+	- renamed SAVE_DEFSV (on xs-level only) to avoid symbol clash in
+          perl-5.6.
+	- new function Coro::Event::idle.
+        - the idle process is now overriden
+          by default in Coro::Event.
+        - Coro::Channel now enforces the size.
+        - canceling events now works in all cases.
+        - Coro state now include $_ and $@.
+        - yet another bug workaround that I do not really understand :(
+        - new module Coro::Event::IO (very undocumented) to do
+          non-blocking i/o.
+
+0.08  Thu Jul 19 06:13:25 CEST 2001
+	- release candidate 2 (new functionality).
+	- add Coro::State::flush function.
+        - transfer now supports a flags value (mostly for speed ATM).
+        - might compile and work in the presence of threads now.
+        - continuations have a saner syntax.
+        - no more memleaks.
+
+0.07  Tue Jul 17 17:40:18 CEST 2001
+	- release candidate 1 ;)
+	- slightly nicer code.
+        - fixed a scheduling bug in Coro::Event.
+
+0.06  Tue Jul 17 04:23:24 CEST 2001
+        - ok, I found the showstopper - the same sub must not be
+          re-entered in two different coroutines, otherwise => crash. I
+          see no easy solution to this problem, except by walking the call
+          chaing and saving/restoring the cv's, which is what I do now.
+        - memory leaks still latent, especially at thread termination.
+        - Coro::Event now works (haha).
+
+0.05  Sun Jul 15 17:32:20 CEST 2001
+	- fixed a few issues in Coro::Event.
+        - I forgot to include Coro::Event in 0.04 :(:(:(
+
+0.04  Sun Jul 15 05:24:59 CEST 2001
 	- @_ is now properly localized.
 	- Coro::State is now easier subclassable.
         - Coro::Cont now coroutine-aware.
         - Coro::Specific is a low-overhead module to create
           coroutine-specific vars.
+        - Coro::Event provides a simple interface to Event.
 
 0.03  Fri Jul 13 14:51:52 CEST 2001
 	- transfer() now implemented in XS (beware).