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1.02 Mo Mai 21 06:36:03 EDT 2007
    - fixed exception handling such that exception objects will not be
      stringified anymore 
      (patch by Torsten Foertsch <torsten DOT foertsch AT gmx DOT net>)

1.01 Sat Nov 18 09:44:30 EST 2006
    - parens are needed for calls to croak to make it work on bleedperl
      (spotted by Andreas Koenig <andk AT cpan DOT org>)

1.0 Fri Mar 17 10:20:49 CET 2006
    
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    - event_dispatch() is gone forever: Its job is now done by three separate
      functions event_mainloop, event_one_loop, event_one_nbloop. Chose the one
      most appropriate. Those are no longer instance methods either. See the section
      "ENTERING THE EVENT-LOOP" in the documentation for details.

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      instance-methods. This will allow you to change the arguments on the fly
      without having to create a fresh event.
    - the documentation is a lot more comprehensive now hopefully less
      ambiguous.
    - a new and extensive test-suite.
    
    There is probably more which I forgot. All of the above has been done with
    the help and imperturbable patience of the hackers at mailchannels.com
    (Stas Bekman, Ken Simpson, Mike Smith). Event::Lib 1.0 owes them big time!
     
0.10  Thu Nov 10 07:49:00 CET 2005
    - event_free() was advertised in the docs although
      it didn't exist; now it does.
      (spotted by Carlos Guzman <cguzman AT andestel DOT com>
    - the prototype for event_new() prevented it to take
      code-refs stored in a variable; the prototype is now gone
      (patch by Stas Bekman <stas AT stason DOT org>
    - a misspelling and some bad advice in the PODs of the
      module rectified
      (again thanks to Stas Bekman)
    - only load Carp.pm on demand