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\title{Release notes for Glasgow Haskell}
\author{Will Partain (for the AQUA Team)\\
Department of Computing Science\\
University of Glasgow\\
Glasgow, Scotland\\
G12 8QQ\\
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Email: glasgow-haskell-\{bugs,request\}\@dcs.glasgow.ac.uk}
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% NOTE TO MAINTAINERS: the way these notes are organized:
%   (1) What's new in the current release
%   (2) What's next ("real soon now")
%   (3) What was new in previous releases (reverse chronological order)
%   (4) anything else
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% Remember: this isn't the compiler documentation! -- it's just
% pointers to it.  Mentioning something in the release notes is not
% the same as documenting it.

\section[release-0-26]{Release notes for version~0.26---7/95}
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%\section[release-RSN]{What we hope to do Real Soon Now}
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\section{Non-release notes for versions~0.24 and 0.25}
Version~0.24 (March 1995) was a tidy-up release; it mostly
fixed some ``threads'' problems (now ``Concurrent Haskell''),
some I/O problems, and some porting problems.

Version~0.25 was a binary-only dump of a \tr{i386-*-linuxaout}
build, just so people could try it.

\section[release-0-23]{Release notes for version~0.23---12/94}
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\section[release-0-22]{Release notes for version~0.22---7/94}
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\section[release-0-19]{Release notes for version~0.19---12/93}
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\section[release-0-16]{Release notes for version~0.16---07/93}
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\section[release-0-10]{Release notes for version~0.10---12/92}
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\section[release-0-09]{Release~0.09---9/92}

This was an unannounced pseudo-release to a few people.

\section[release-0-08]{Release notes for version~0.08---7/92}
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\section[release-0-07]{Release~0.07}

This was an unannounced pseudo-release to a few people.

\section[release-0-06]{Release notes for version~0.06---3/92}
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\section[release-0-05]{Release notes for version~0.05---12/91}
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\section[releases-0-03-04]{Releases between 0.02 and 0.05}

There were a couple of private releases to highly zealous people,
mainly our friends at York.  There are README files in the
\tr{release_notes/} dir about those, if you are really interested.

\section[release-0-02]{Release notes for version~0.02---8/91}
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Nothing about version 0.02, our very first release, is still
interesting :-)
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