Revision history for Perl extension JavaScript::SpiderMonkey.

0.22 (02/08/2018)
    (tb) Added support for CentOS 7
    (tb) Added support for SpiderMonkey 1.8.5 and 1.87
         (RT #80137, RT #75058, RT #69371)

0.21 (23/10/2011)
    (tb) Added support for CentOS 5 / 64-bit
    (tb) Added support for MacPorts (RT #44068)

0.20 (29/05/2010)
    (tb) Applied Ben Bullock's patch which fixes the following:
           1. JS_Init is deprecated and to be replaced by JS_NewRuntime (RT #48852)
           2. line number bug in error messages (RT #57572)
           3. Newline bug in error messages (RT #57617)
           4. Null pointer bug in error messages.
           5. spelling mistakes and grammatical errors in documentation
         and which adds Makefile.PL options to specify the location of the
         SpiderMonkey libraries. It also removes an unncessary dependency on
         Log::Log4Perl which is only used in debug mode.

0.19 (05/09/2007)
    (tb) Allocate correct amount of memory for scripts that contain UTF-8
         characters with internal UTF-8 flag on. 

0.18 (08/06/2007)
    (tb) Added protection against infinite loops
    (tb) Added support for JS_THREADSAFE

0.17 (27/07/2006)
    (tb) Made sure eval function doesn't produce warnings when script
         variable is uninitialized.
         [was supposed to be part of 0.16 but is actually part of 0.17]
    (tb) Added support for E4X

0.16 (13/06/2006)
    (tb) Added patch initially proposed by marc [at] igneousconsulting.com
         and subsequently modified by Agent Zhang that allows mapped perl
         functions to return varied datatypes back to JavaScript

0.15 (28/02/2006)
    (tb) Rewrote Makefile.PL to work on more platforms

0.14 (12/02/2006)
    (tb) Removed remaining debug info

0.13 (05/02/2006)
    (tb) Removed debug info
    (tb) Made sure Makefile.PL finds libjs if installed in /usr/lib or 
         /usr/local/lib

0.12 (12/03/2005)
    (ms) Makefile.PL prerequisite changed from undef to '0'.
    (ms) Thomas Busch added a check to Makefile.PL to find an already
         installed JS lib.

0.11 (08/22/2004)
      * (ms) Added Log::Log4perl dependency in Makefile.PL as suggested
             by an anonymous posting on rt.cpan.org.
      * (ms) Added #define for MSC compiler as suggested in
             https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=6984
      * (ms) Roger Crew <crew@cs.stanford.edu> provided patches for
             a clean Win32 compile plus README text on installing the dll/so.

0.10  06/20/2004
      * Nikita Savin <nikita@savin.go2serve.net> provided a patch to 
        set $@ instead of printing to STDERR in case of a JS error.
      * Added patch by Chris Blaise <cblaise@esoft.com>:
          - Different objects can have the same named function. If no
            object is specified on function_set, it's global.
      * Log4perl in for debugging
      * Chris Blaise submitted a patch to have a perl callback return
        an object to JS. Applied with modifications, longer term we need
        a solution on how the perl callback tells the JS wrapper what's coming
        back: A JS string, an object or an integer.

0.09  02/20/2004
      * Max Maischein added Win32 installation steps in Makefile.PL

0.08  09/19/2002
      * Doc bug fixed, reported by Yoz Grahame.

0.07  09/14/2002
      * Release mgmt changed

0.06  07/10/2002
      * Made M*PL smarter to detect the JS target platform

0.05  06/23/2002
      * Added installation instructions to README.

0.04  06/23/2002
      * Added test case for just setter or just getter
      * Added documentation
      * Updated todo list

0.03  06/23/2002 
      * Added setters and getters for properties

0.02  01/20/2002
      * Fixed properties (get/set)

0.01  01/03/2002
      * Where it all began.

TODO: 
      * setters/getters for arrays
      * Get rid of GLOBAL and the limitation to one instance
      * getter/setter called every time, callback settings checked
        at perl level only
      * Make fixed constants in init() configurable (1000000)
      * Allow for different contexts
      * Rethink function names (by_path, function_set etc.)
