--- deliantra/server/Changes	2009/11/06 12:27:05	1.489
+++ deliantra/server/Changes	2009/11/08 20:55:39	1.495
@@ -5,9 +5,25 @@
 TODO: it is possible to inventory-lock items on the floor, and *spomehow* possible to drop them.
 TODO: think about naking the rhyzian amulet useful - makes little sense in deliantra?
 TODO: cast invisible...
-TODO: random stuff should not be in compat.C
-TODO: mark apgl sections
-TODO: make containers accept match expressions
+
+TODO: investigate why take takes so extremely long
+	- TRIGGER events got passed a garbage pointer instead of a
+          real player object on player changes.
+	- shop specialisation calculation was totally broken.
+        - nrof/itemcount/volume limits when dropping to the floor are
+          now enforced.
+        - godgiven items will now be explicitly described as such.
+        - pet monster level was not displayed correctly in "showpets index".
+        - clean up floating point conversions and many similar nitpicks.
+        - move gcc specifics to new file include/compiler.h.
+        - unrecognised cfpod directives could cause undefined behaviour.
+        - pad mapspace to power-of two size for speed/codesize/cache gains.
+        - optimise mapspace updates.
+        - cache volume/items per mapspace.
+        - use fabs, min and max consistently (surprisingly for a code size
+          decrease).
+
+2.90 Sat Nov  7 15:06:06 CET 2009
 	- some Andrew Madloch wanted, despite being specifically told
           multiple times that the Deliantra parts additions are under AGPL,
           lock up the source code of the server within his company.
@@ -62,6 +78,9 @@
         - fly_high movement gives better los, ignoring blocksview.
         - the addexp command should now honour skill names with spaces.
         - (arch) add nuke from cfextended to avoid a crash.
+        - (arch) added many more buildable marble floors.
+        - major namespace cleanup: save 45kb by making functions static
+          that were unnecessarily global.
 
 2.82 Sat Oct 24 03:50:17 CEST 2009
 	- fixed a classical and exploitable stack buffer overflow in the gsay command.