[Changes for 0.10 - 2004-10-16]
* In reading "LF!" and "LF?", when an incoming LF is found, simply remember
it without altering the input buffer; this saves many Copy() calls.
* Add a test on detecting mixed line endings in output streams.
[Changes for 0.09 - 2004-10-16]
* Mixed line endings may now be detected by appending '!' or '?' symbols
to the line ending specifier, eg. ":eol(CRLF!)".
* Unified read and write logic into OnceAndOnlyOnce macros.
[Changes for 0.08 - 2004-10-15]
* Macroize the inner write() loop too.
* Further refactor common macros into eol.h.
* LF and CR disciplines no longer need to allocate any additional memories
during fill().
* Test failures are now displayed in hex code for easier debugging.
[Changes for 0.07 - 2004-10-15]
* Safely frees allocated buffer memory during reads.
* Also safely frees the "eol_r" marker when the layer is pushed.
* Correct "unknown eol_w" diagnostics message.
[Changes for 0.06 - 2004-10-15]
* Macroize the inner fill() loop into fill.h, which saves many cycles.
* In particular, 'LF' and 'Native' on LF platforms should now only have
minimum overhead over ':raw' if the processed stream does not contain CRs.
[Changes for 0.05 - 2004-10-09]
* PerlIO_read() calls were returning unneeded errors when the
read block is only partially filled. Fix this by taking
_read calls into our hands and save some bits of indirection.
[Changes for 0.04 - 2004-10-09]
* We now optionally exports CR, LF, CRLF and NATIVE constants,
at requests from Chia-Liang Kao.
* eol_is_mixed is now prototyped as ($).
[Changes for 0.03 - 2004-10-08]
* Fix building problems on Win32.
* Support the "Native" eol style.
* Added I/O-specific syntax like "LF-Native", which means reading with LF
and writing to Native; this what "svn:eol-style = native" means.
* Optionally exports a "eol_is_mixed" function, to determine whether a string
has an inconsistent line ending style.
[Changes for 0.02 - 2004-10-07]
* Fixed the buffer offset problem on non-CRLF settings.
* Trailing data for read operations were ignored. Oops.
[Changes for 0.01 - 2004-10-07]
* Initial release to CPAN.