Bowing to popular demand.  The release notes are below.  For
 instructions on using SourceForge's CVS servers for Topaz, see:
 
   <URL:https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=1020> 
 
 Share & Enjoy!
 
 PS: We could use a little more sophisticated Makefile system....
 
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 Changes in topaz 0.11:
 
 	* Organize code into subdirectories:
 		mem	Memory management etc.
 		val	Value and derivations
 		op	Opcodes etc.
 		int	Interpreter etc.
 		tools	scripts
 
 	* Rename all FooPtr ->  Foo_p, ConstFooPtr -> const_Foo_p.
 	* Create Counted_p_ref<>  by analogy with auto_ptr_ref<>, designed
 	  for return-by-value.  Its contained pointer is always stolen.
 	  The intent is to reduce ref thrashing.
 	* Likewise Buffer_ref vs. Buffer.
 
 	* New stuff in mem:
 		HashMisc:  misc support for hash functions
 		HashTable: low-level hash table support
 		HashSet:   generic container based on HashTable<> 
 
 	* Defined/undefined isn't really a universal concept, so it's no
 	  longer part of the Value interface.
 
 	* Rationalize array/hash interface.  All methods must be specific
 	  to arrays or hashes; otherwise, we can't tell if a reference is
 	  of appropriate type or not.
 	* Hashes no longer contain default iterators.  This change will
 	  will require a bit of language support, but Larry sez it'll
 	  probably work, and that's good enough for me.
 
 	* FatHash is now implemented with our own HashSet<>  template
 	  instead of the more general (and higher-overhead) map<> .
 
 	* New class: Stash, a specialized container of Globs that acts
 	  like a Hash when it has to.  (Also: GlobProxyScalar.)
 
 	* Interpreter's methods are now mostly friends, for convenience.
 
 	* Code class is now general for all functions, user-defined or
 	  not.  (Otherwise, you can't redefine a user sub with an XSUB or
 	  vice versa.)  All user-sub-specific intelligence is in
 	  UserCodeBody, derived from the new abstract base Code::Body.
 
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 -- 
 Chip Salzenberg              - a.k.a. -              <chip@[...].com> 
 "I wanted to play hopscotch with the impenetrable mystery of existence,
     but he stepped in a wormhole and had to go in early."  // MST3K