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Bump : 1.00
Date : 11-07-2010
File : a-mem_xxxifh.c
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Bump : 1.01
Date : 12-07-2010
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Routine uses now 'AllocDosObjectTags()' instead of creating custom
0001 : FH so 100% compatibility can be expected.
Bump : 1.02
Date : 18-12-2010
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Code responsible for task exception was moved to separate subsystem.
0001 : It is now possible to have multiple virtual files in a single task.
Bump : 1.03
Date : 21-12-2010
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Virtual file handler supports now two types of packet handlers. One
0001 : that allows to read data only and the rollover handler which is R/W.
Bump : 1.04
Date : 26-12-2010
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Routine template has changed. From now on packet handlers are to be
0001 : separate objects. This way greater expandability is possible.
Bump : 1.05
Date : 14-02-2011
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Structure was largely changed to better suit programmers needs. New
0001 : extra variables and carry pointers were added.
Stat : BF
0002 : Arguments are now assisted with registers in the template to detect
0002 : bogus prototypes.
Stat : BF
0003 : From now on fh_Arg2 carries the virtual file internals so fh_Arg1
0003 : can be used by the user.
Bump : 1.06
Date : 18-02-2011
Dude : kowalsky
Stat : BF
0001 : Buffering is now completly disabled to avoid doubled memory copy and
0001 : caching problems when calling buffered functions.
Bump : 1.07
Date : 18-09-2011
Dude : megacz
Stat : FA
0001 : Added special packet related macros that should be used in packet
0001 : handlers instead of library code. Less overhead!
Bump : 1.08
Date : 29-03-2013
Dude : megacz
Stat : BF
0001 : Memory leak was found and fixed. Buffered I/O functions were causing
0001 : in-place memory allocation... Looks like 'SetVBuf()' does something
0001 : wrong while setting flags...
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