5 - Solaris compatibility fixes (thanks to Shan Will)
6 - itparser.h fixes (thanks to Phil Endecott and Joshua Chang)
10 - utils.h: gcc 4.1 compatibility fix
11 - assert() on malformed quoted-printable messages removed
14 - Body::load optimization (thanks to Jorge Ortiz Claver)
15 - InIt copy_until_boundary fix (thanks to Harald Gering)
16 - fixes to let it build on Solaris (thanks to Shan Will)
19 - thread-safe MessageId
20 - always use CRLF (instead of '\n') on write functions
22 - fix: endless loop on malformed base64 input (thanks to Soenke Schau [ss])
23 - fix: no more characters are eaten by folding algorithm when a word is
24 longer then the chosen folding limit
25 - fixed a bug that segfault apps parsing some 'binary' encoded entities
26 (thanks to Paul Marcovici)
27 - examples/exbin, correctly extract 'binary' encoded entities
30 - Codec const-ness mimetic::Body fix
31 - itparser memory leak fixed
35 - initial Win32 support (thanks to Andreas Gruen [agr])
36 - copyright date updated
37 - config_win32.h autogen on 'make dist'
38 - removed a linux specific header file
39 - inline changed to be the first keyword in funcs declaration
40 (thanks to Harald Gering)
41 - *.cc renamed to *.cxx (required by MS Visual C++)
42 - IteratorParser<>::append() fix [agr]
43 - Mailbox::str() fix [agr]
48 - Body::set(...) added
49 - doc/header.html and doc/footer.html added to distribution pkg
50 - dist-hook to rm test/*.cutee.* test/autocutee.mk
53 - parser bug: \n after the body of multipart msgs (see t.parser.h::t0)
57 - cutee (unit testing engine) upgraded
58 - a multi-function email tool has been added into the examples
59 directory. it's still work in progess but already useful for
61 - Attachment and subclasses modified for easy porting
62 - fix to avoid an error when parsing fields without any
63 value: "fieldname: \n". (segfaults if such field is the first one)
67 - random_access_iterator parser fixed:
68 sometimes boundary was included into the body
69 - input_iterator parser fixed (will no more ignore the
71 - MMFile::open() will return true only opening regular files
74 - initial public release