Release 1.21a

  Bug fixes:
  - I had implemented the huge collection wrong (thought it was more like
    TCollection, but it wasn't). This time I actually checked what I did!
  - ObjMemory did not work well with XMS/EMS, should be better now.


Release 1.20c

  Bug fixes:
  - MemCheck could report memory as disposed and not allocated if you
    initialized MemCheck after you already had allocated some memory. If
    you disposed this memory, it was not in MemCheck's database. A
    partial fix for this is that MemCheck now installs an exit procedure
    to disable itself if you quit your program. A complete fix is to
    InitMemCheck before doing any allocations, but that's up to you.


Release 1.20b

  New features:
  - PMD prints double and comp variables in parameter headings
  - optional huge collection support in MemCheck.pas, see extra compiler
    directives in that unit.


  Bug fixes:
  - MEMCHK.ASM was missing from release 1.20a, send to some registered
    users.
  
  
Release 1.20a

  New features:

  - MemCheck: breaks existing code! MemCheck is now not initialized
    automatically, but you need to call InitMemCheck.
  - MemCheck: MemCheck uses now a maximum of 8 bytes per allocated
    memory block
  - MemCheck: InitMemCheck now needs an extra parameter. Use mfStandard
    to have the default behaviour (there are yet no other options).
  - PMD: Introduced dumping of local variables by means of the dfLocals
    constants (pass this to InitPMD)
  - PMD: PMD now prints the error first to the screen using PrintError
    before dumping the stack so users are notified what's happening. A
    dump could take quite some time, so they have an indication there
    machine is not hanging.
  - TDInfo: The TDInfo unit has changed some what (introduction of the
    TDebugInfo object). Also there have been some optimizations.

  Bug fixes:
  - from some 1.10 releases format.obj was missing (this file is the
    same as /bp/rtl/tv/format.obj).
  - from some 1.10 releases pmdwin.pas was missing.


Release 1.10

  New features:
  - changed procedure InitBBError to a function with an extra parameter
    to determine if you want to overwrite the log file or to append. It
    now returns TRUE if the call succeeded, and FALSE if not
  - The manual has been updated and its english has been cleaned up
    (thanks to Dag Hovden <dhovden@runner.knoware.nl). All errors which
    remained are mine.
  - Added extra Windows support. GPF's under Windows are now detected
    and handled correctly. As thi feature does not seem 100% reliable
    you need an extra call besides InitPMD. Call InitIntHandler to get a
    symbolic stack dump even in case of a 216 error.
    Other new windows features:
    - debug strings written with OutputDebugString are now written to the
      log file also
    - any errors windows displays are logged too
    - if you made an error in a call to a windows API, this is logged too.
      He, you hardly ever need WinScope or BoundsChecker any more!

  Bug fixes:
  - near calls were not always correctly detected. They now are (?)
  - you could not compile the windows version of the supplied test programs
    due to a bug in the source code mangler I used. The registered
    version, with the unmangled source code, did not have this problem.
  - The system.tpw unit for some reason did not work. (This and the above
    bug thanks to Jan-Olof Hendig, CIS 73064,3143)


Release 1.01 (first public release)