--- JSON-XS/Changes	2007/03/29 02:45:49	1.25
+++ JSON-XS/Changes	2007/04/09 05:10:30	1.33
@@ -2,6 +2,35 @@
 
 TODO: maybe use some overload magic to decode true and false into something
       not 0 or 1 in perl. or use attached magic?
+TODO: get rid of dynamic arrays to support so-called C compilers
+      by fucking microsoft that do not do C. argl, snprintf is also
+      missing.
+TODO: latin1 flag working similar to ascii.
+
+1.11 Mon Apr  9 07:05:49 CEST 2007
+	- properly 0-terminate sv's returned by encode to help
+          C libraries that expect that 0 to be there.
+	- partially "port" JSON from C to microsofts fucking broken
+          pseudo-C. They should be burned to the ground for pissing
+          on standards. And I should be stoned for even trying to
+          support this filthy excuse for a c compiler.
+
+1.1  Wed Apr  4 01:45:00 CEST 2007
+	- clarify documentation (pointed out by Quinn Weaver).
+        - decode_utf8 sometimes did not correctly flag errors,
+          leading to segfaults.
+        - further reduced default nesting depth to 512 due to the test
+          failure by that anonymous "chris" whose e-mail address seems
+          to be impossible to get. Tests on other freebsd systems indicate
+          that this is likely a problem in his/her configuration and not this
+          module.
+        - renamed json => JSON in error messages.
+        - corrected the character offset in some error messages.
+
+1.01 Sat Mar 31 16:15:40 CEST 2007
+	- do not segfault when from_json/decode gets passed
+          a non-string object (reported by Florian Ragwitz).
+          This has no effect on normal operation.
 
 1.0  Thu Mar 29 04:43:34 CEST 2007
 	- the long awaited (by me) 1.0 version.
@@ -9,7 +38,7 @@
           true and false.
 	- add some more notes to shrink, as suggested by Alex Efros.
         - improve testsuite.
-        - half the default nesting depth limit, to hopefully make it
+        - halve the default nesting depth limit, to hopefully make it
           work on Freebsd (unfortunately, the cpan tester did not
           send me his report, so I cannot ask about the stack limit on fbsd).