$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .08; $DATE = 12/14/99;

- FETCH, or %cache reads like $cache{key} would returned
  a defined value, null, when it should have been undefined.
  This would breaks tests that test for defined($cache{$key}),
  and is a big problem.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .07; $DATE = 12/13/99;

+ Improved test suite to do some benchmarking, and 
  real interpreted tests.

+ Performance tuning making the cache about 5-10% faster.

+ MaxSize setting makes it so that key/value pair lengths 
  of MaxSize or greater will not be stored in the cache.
  This prevents odd large entries from flushing the cache
  of many smaller entries.

- setting Debug for one Tie::Cache hash is independent of
  another's Debug setting, before one setting would affect
  all the rest.  To set Debug value for all Tie::Cache
  hashes, set $Tie::Cache::Debug.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .06; $DATE = 2/16/99;

+ WriteSynch config option for TRUE CACHE.  WriteSynch => 0 
  will have the dirty data be written back as late as possible.  
  WriteSynch => 1 is immediate write-through for data dirtied.

- STORE returns value stored; $cache{$key} = $value returns $value now

+ decomped FETCH better so it doesn't use STORE internally
  necessary for new WriteSynch functionality

+ WriteSynch => 0 config set in test.pl to demostrate use.

+ Optimizations, especially for refreshing entries in cache on FETCH

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .05;

+ Keep track of hits / misses even without debug option set.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .04;

- Get rid of -w warnings in test.pl.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .031;

- Removed test2.pl from installation as it was getting installed
  with Tie::Cache :(

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .03;

- Global destructor bug fixed.  Wasn't flushing cache consistently.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .02;

+ MaxBytes config option is new.  It allows cache size to 
  be based on the bytes the cache holds.

+ test.pl output has Debug set to 2, so full debugging output is
  displayed.  This allows a new user to see how cache works.

$MODULE = "Tie::Cache"; $VERSION = .01;

First release of module.