Revision history for Perl extension Devel::Arena.

0.01  Wed May 11 22:14:53 2005
	- original version; created by h2xs 1.23 with options
		-A -b 5.5.0 -n Devel::Arena

0.02  Wed May 11 23:26:11 BST 2005
      Now with sizes of arenas.

0.03  Thu May 12 15:10:32 BST 2005
      Now with counts of different SV types.

0.04  Thu May 12 23:06:10 BST 2005
      Now with better HV stats

0.05  Fri May 13 16:06:19 BST 2005
      Collect stats for the amount of magic on HVs

0.06  Fri May 13 20:48:37 BST 2005
      Collect stats for the amount of magic on all types

0.07  Sat May 14 18:56:08 BST 2005
      Add write_stats_at_END

0.08  Mon May 16 00:50:02 BST 2005
      Collect stats for arrays with AvARYLEN

0.09  Mon May 16 22:45:12 BST 2005
      Collect stats for SvSTASH(). Surprisingly few things have stashes.

0.10  Fri May 20 11:11:10 BST 2005
      Collect stats for HvRITER and HvEITER

0.11  Fri May 20 22:18:44 BST 2005
      Collect the HvNAMES, and count to see if any repeat.

0.12  Fri May 20 23:29:59 BST 2005
      Collect lots of stats on GVs.

0.13  Sat May 21 00:28:47 BST 2005
      Find PMOPs from magic when necessary (needed for 5.9).

0.14  Sun May 22 00:31:46 BST 2005
      Count the types in the GV's slots.

0.15  Mon May 23 20:03:10 BST 2005
      Collect stats on GvNAME()

0.16  Tue May 31 11:33:06 BST 2005
      Marcus Holland-Moritz discovered that Devel::Arena was leaking memory,
      and sent a patch. It turns out *I* hadn't read
      http://search.cpan.org/~nwclark/perl/pod/perlxs.pod#Returning_SVs,_AVs_and_HVs_through_RETVAL
      (I just tried returning HV*, and found that the default typemaps seemed
      to handle it. Bad plan)

0.17  Wed Jun  8 11:40:19 BST 2005
      Jim Cromie sent a patch to store o store $^X, $0, @ARGV and @INC in the
      dump from write_stats_at_end

0.18  Sat Jun 11 21:19:02 BST 2005
      Collect stats on the shared string table, and calculate whether it is
      actually saving memory.

0.19  Sun Jun 12 00:06:40 BST 2005
      Collect stats on shared string scalars, and use these to estimate the
      effectiveness of the shared string table.