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This file lists the major changes and improvements made 
to AspectC++ Add-In.

Version 1.0.10 (21.10.2004)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.9
    - "link-once" code is not anymore generated and needed
    - extended JoinPoint-API by JPID and JPTYPE enumerators
    - match-expressions in order advice are now matched only with aspects
    - fixed combination of construction/destruction with within and that
    - fixed problems with advice for calls to const functions
    - fixed problems with generated copy constructors
    - improved JoinPoint::Target&That type
    - made generated signature strings aware of 'const'
    - improved code generation for call join points
    - improved the generation of #line directives
    - further parser improvements
    - fixed lots of little code generation bugs
    - fixed problems with filename handling on Windows

  * syntax highlighting for AspectC++ keywords added

  * automatic rebuild of a project if an aspect is changed


Version 1.0.8 (23.07.2004)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.9pre1
    - implemented a match expression parser that tolerates whitespace
      and checks the match expression syntax
    - described and implemented "construction" and "destruction"
      joinpoints
    - Changed the code generation pattern for cflow
    - improved handling of macros
    - important fixed parser bugs

  * Introduced AC_OPTIONS preprocessor define. 
    Permits to set ac++ option form Visual Studio Project
    e.g. AC_OPTIONS="-v9" to enable more weaver output

  * project handling changed - only files listed in the project are
    recognized by the weaver

  * added a new example 'ObserverPattern'

Version 1.0.7 (19.03.2004)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.8
    - improved the implementation of the cflow() pointcut function
    - access control by the C++ compiler is no longer inhibited by
      replacing every "private" or "protected" by "public"
    - strongly changed the implementation of dynamic type checks
    - finished implementation of that and target functions and their
      combination to complex conditions
    - support for advice for calls during the initialization of
      globals and in baseclass initializer lists of constructors
    - changed code generation to support advice activation from
      forward joinpoints
    - changed code generation: advice and aspectof functions now
      remain members of the aspect class
    - made the wrapped function of an execution join point always
      inline and const or volatile according to its type. 
    - changed the code generation at execution join points -
      __exec_old.. is never virtual now
    - a lot of bug fixes


Version 1.0.6 (01.12.2003)

  * improved project handling
    - source files don't have to be below the VS project directory anymore


Version 1.0.5a (25.08.2003)

  * broken documentation fixed


Version 1.0.5 (22.08.2003)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.7.2
    - broken call advice fixed


Version 1.0.4 (08.08.2003)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.7.1
    - some minor bug fixes
    - ordering of aspects improved

  * Visual Studio .NET 2003 compatibility improved

  * manuals updated

  * obsolete config tool removed


Version 1.0.3 (02.07.2003)

  * ac++ commercial version 0.7
    - some bug fixes


Version 1.0.2 (27.06.2003)

  * Add-In registration for Visual Studio .NET 2003 added

  * Windows XP support improved

  * improved performance


Version 1.0.1 (21.06.2003)

  * language reference added

  * seperate implementation of aspects:
    - aspect code can be placed into an *.acc file

  * a lot of bug fixes
  
  * renaming:
    - 'thisJoinPoint' was renamed to 'tjp'
    - 'aspectOf' was renamed to 'aspectof'
    - using the old names is still allowed but not
      recommended as they might become unsupported
      in future releases

  * name pointcuts with function names now partly supported:
    - '||','&&', '!', and within works with function names
    - the argument of call() and execution() can now be a
      complex expression, which results in a name pointcut
      that contains function names
    - within() supports function names

  * proceed:
    - it is now possible to use tjp->proceed() instead of
      tjp->action().trigger()

  * examples:
    - void removed in front of before, after, and around
    - thisJoinPoint and aspectOf renamed
    - updated proceed calls