2 * Changed deref-pointer so it always returns a character when
3 called with a :char or :unsigned-char type
4 * Removed function ensure-char as no longer needed
5 * Added missing :byte specifier to Lispworks
6 * Changed default string type in Lispworks to :unsigned-char
7 which is the native type for Lispworks foreign-strings.
8 * Reworked strtol to handle new character pointing method
11 * Fixed return value in load-foreign-library (Thanks Erik Winkels),
12 modified routine to accept pathnames as well as strings.
13 * Fix documention with :pointer-void (Again, Erik Winkels)
14 * Added missing type specifiers for CMUCL (Thanks a bunch, Erik!)
17 * Finished basic skeleton of documentation.
20 * Changed license to more liberal Lisp Lessor GNU Public License
21 * Fixed problem with uffi.system absent from in distribution
23 * Fixed compiler warnings
27 * Changed def-type to def-foreign-type
28 * Created new macro def-type to generate cl:deftype forms. Removed
29 uffi-declare and uffi-slot-type as they are no longer necessary.
32 * Modified input parameters to load-foreign-library
33 * Added to documention
34 * Changed parameter order in get-slot-value and deref-array
37 * Added to documentation
38 * Made Allegro CL array access more efficient
39 * Changed def-routine name to def-function
40 * Fixed bug in def-function for Lispworks]
41 * Fixed error in +null-c-string-pointer+ name
42 * Fixed error in (make-null-pointer) for Lispworks
43 * Reworked Lispwork c-strings to be (* :char) rather than the
44 implementation default of (* (:unsigned :char)) to be consistent
45 with CMUCL. Bumped version to 0.2.0 because of change this change.
46 * Renamed c-string to cstring to emphasize it as a basic type
47 * Modified getenv.cl example to avoid name collison with LW
48 * Modified compress.cl to setup output buffer as :unsigned*char
49 * Added test-all-examples function. All routines tested okay with
53 * Added ZIP file output with LF->CRLF translations to distribution
54 * Modified def-enum to use uffi:def-constant rather than