NEWS

v0.4.3
    * bug fix: com-wrapper's methods are now specialized on particular
        wrapper class

v0.4.2
    * new feature: COM-WRAPPER-CLASS and COM-WRAPPER classes
        ** COM-WRAPPER encapsulates particular com-object and
            all of its interfaces. It is roughly identical to
            .NET's "runtime callable wrapper".
            It calls CoCreateInstanceEx inside its SHARED-INITIALIZE
            method.
        ** COM-WRAPPER-CLASS is a metaclass for all COM-WRAPPERs.
            In addition to CLSID it holds all of the interface
            classes that particular com class implements.            
    * :clsid initarg for COM-CLASSes now accepts a string.
        In this case, string is converted into CLSID by the mean of
        CLSID-FROM-STRING(i.e. "CLSIDFromString") function
    * Interface's translator(CONVERT-VALUE) now accepts
        COM-OBJECTs and COM-WRAPPERs

v0.4.1
    * COM-CLASS now inherits from COM-OBJECT
    * REGISTER-CLASS-OBJECT function does not accept
        UNKNOWN parameter any more. An interface is acquired directly
        from the class metaobject

v0.4.0
    * Hugely improved COM-related part of the library.
        ** FIND-INTERFACE-CLASS-BY-IID function has been removed.
            FIND-INTERFACE-CLASS function now accepts IID structures.
        ** New class: COM-CLASS. A metaclass for all COM-OBJECT's
            descendants that must be registrable by COM runtime.
        ** New function: FIND-COM-CLASS. This function is identical to
            FIND-INTERFACE-CLASS function except that is performs
            a lookup for COM-CLASS rather than for COM-INTERFACE-CLASS
        ** IID and CLSID types have been redefined to be interface and class
            designators respectively. Their translators now accept not only
            GUID structures but also interface/object classes and symbols
            which designate those classes(i.e. their names).
        ** COM interface methods' generic functions must now be of
            COM-GENERIC-FUNCTION class
        ** Added more COM-related constants, functions, structures
            and error codes
        ** Added CLASS-FACTORY(i.e. IClassFactory) interface
    * Notice that COM interop works only partially on SBCL:
        COM interfaces which are implemented by lisp-side COM-objects
        should not be passed into foreign code.
        SBCL does not support stdcall callbacks at the moment, so calling
        lisp interfaces from anywhere except lisp will likely cause
        stack corruption.
    * Added some examples of COM usage.
    * Added more bindings(e.g. system time stuff)
    * Some minor changes in DOORS package:
        ** OS-VERSION-INFO's constructor is now named MAKE-OS-VERSION-INFO
        ** Several error code constants were moved into DOORS.COM package
        ** WINDOWS-CONDITION's printer now uses FormatMessage for all
            system error codes

v0.3.2
    * bug fix: The process of determining OS version was erroneous

v0.3.1
    * bug fix: Fixed COM-OBJECT's RELEASE method

v0.3.0
    * Fixed some misprints in src/console.lisp
    * PEB, TEB and associated structures were removed
    * Added PSAPI bindings

v0.2.3
    * Fixed various bugs and misprints. Now the library could be compiled
        under Vista and Win7.

v0.2.2
    * All struct constructors w/o parameters were replaced by constructors
        with keyword parameters, so the library could be built on CCL

v0.2.1
    * All "-ex" suffixes were substituted by "*" suffixes.
        (i.e. LOAD-LIBRARY-EX was renamed LOAD-LIBRARY* and so on)
        This makes names more lispy.

v0.2.0
    * UUID, CLSID, FMTID and IID types have been redefined as and aliases for
        GUID. Also, removed all related stuff, such as their accessors and so
        on. Use GUID stuff
    * CLSID and IID symbols now belong to DOORS.COM package
    * Names of external functions were lispified even more:
        ** Every function name that has a "Get" prefix is translated by
            removing that prefix
        ** Every function name that has a "Set" prefix is translated by
            removing that prefix and forming a (SETF name) function name
        ** For every function which name has a "Get" or "Set" prefix and which
            either has no parameters at all or all parameters of which are
            either optional or keyword there is also a corresponding
            symbol macro.
        ** Every function name that has a "Query" prefix and for which there
            exists a corresponding setter (a function which name begins with
            "Set") is translated as a name that has a "Get" prefix.
        Example: "GetConsoleMode" ==> CONSOLE-MODE
                 "SetConsoleMode" ==> (SETF CONSOLE-MODE)
                    + CONSOLE-MODE symbol macro
    * Most enums were converted to Virgil's strongly typed enums
    * Security stuff has been moved from #:DOORS package into #:DOORS.SECURITY
        package
    * Added "pascal string" type
    * Added more system stuff(handle, process and dll stuff)

v0.1.1
    * bug fix: Fixed return value processing in READ-CONSOLE and
        READ-CONSOLE-INPUT functions

v0.1.0
    * Bingings to console subsystem

v0.0.3
    * Interface methods in interface definition can now refer to
        that interface type.

v0.0.2
    * Fixed some bugs with interface reference counting

v0.0.1
    * Initial release.