8.5.3 -
   * Transition to TclOO
   * Added 'my' construct to call local methods and procedures
    - These will be manditory at some point, though I may just put a wrapper in the
        preprocessor
8.5.0 - 
	Was going to call it 8.0, but since it only runs under tcl 8.5
	I thought I'd be clever.
	* Completely reworked to remove to replace sqlite with dicts.
	* About twice as fast on my benchmark tests
	* Utilizes namespace ensembles to improve introspection on class
	  method calls
	* Support for embedded arrays removed. All builtin functions 
	  exploiting them have been retooled to use dicts
	  - the "hash" keyword has been deprecated. It now just maps
	    a variable. No special handling performed. (Meh, like anyone
            is using Tao in the field)
	* Object and class data are stored as dicts instead of arrays
	  [object_array] and [class_array] have been replaced by
	  [object_dict] and [class_dict]
        * Licensing changed to BSD
7.2.0 -  
       Performance Enhancements
	* Test script now uses TclTest. (Benchmark scripts do not yet, nor should they)
        * Used the [K] concept with stacks to enhance performance with 
          stack pushing, popping, etc.
        * Added a new ::tao::topstack variable to eliminate a lot of 
          the access to ::tao::opeek that didn't require the object's 
          state
        * Unknown now checks for the existance of an object FIRST, and
	  then the existance for a class, and THEN the default Tcl
	  behavior.
        * Because unknown is so much smarter, we not longer need to 
	  define a procedure to handle a clobject. (Again, this is only
	  going to get simpler folks.)
       Bug Fixes:
        * Object delete no knows not to "unmake" the now non-existant
          procedure for an object. 
        * The test script now runs all the way through! (woohoo)
       Language Changes:
        * Streamlined the ::clobject concept. It now just creates a
          class, and then creates an object of the same name. The 
          proceedures in the clobject namespace still execute as (and
          only as) if they were called as the singleton object.
        * clobjects now store data in exactly the same place as other
	  objects. This fixes things like cget. And since I'm the only
          one who uses it so far, I don't think anyone will be affected
          by not being able to interchangably use "namespace" variables
          with object local variables.
       Coming Attractions:
	* User selectable Metakit/Sqlite back end
7.1.1 - New features
	* Added the ability for classes to "inherit" methods from a tcl
	  namespace as dumb proceedures. This is done with a:
		 namespace import [pattern...]
	  statement in the class definition
        * updated the test proceedure
        * The methods "Container" and "Handle" are now imported from the
          ::tao namespace instead of re-created in the ::tao::root class
        * Added several proceedures to odieutil to detect and manipulate
          mac numbers, ipaddress, and hostnames
        * (Beat me whip me make me write bad checks, I forgot to bump
	  the revision on odieutil before packageing it.)
        * Tweaked the naming scheme for directories to use a more standard
          [package][version] instead of [package]-[version]   
7.1.0 - Bug Fixes, schema modifications, slight behavior changes
        * File paths normalized before being passed to sqlite (was  
          causing problems under Linux)
        * Object cache and class index are now combined into on sqlite 
file (tao.sqlite)
        * Class compiled state is now read from a memory table instead
          of checking for the existance of [namespace]::constructor
        * You can now retain object state between calls by setting 
::tao(persistant_objects) 1
	  before calling package require tao
7.0.2 - Several bug fixes for Windows. 
        * Cache now defaults to ~/.tao instead of /tmp. 
        * References to odie cleaned up. 
        * Bug in unknown resolver corrected.  
7.0.1 - Initial Release that actually works outside of Sean's workshop
7.0.0 - Initial Release of TAO to the Public