This file lists the major changes and improvements made to AspectC++, Ag++, and the PUMA framework. Version 1.0pre3 (2006-03-16) * support for 'slices' - a new language feature for introductions. It has many benefits ... - extensible: in the future not only class slices shall be supported - solves the 'include cycle problem': slices can be implemented in separate header files - an important step towards plain C support - more comprehensive member access control - avoids code redundancy: pointcut expressions don't have to be repeated for every introduced element * the old-style introduction syntax now yields warnings (can be suppressed with --no_warn_deprecated) * filenames in generated #line directives now always use '/' as a separator to avoid problems with g++ under Windows. * implemented infrastructure to enable and disable warnings - supported: --[no_]warn_macro and --[no_]warn_deprecated * improved #line number generation for introductions * added variable ACOPTFLAGS to the test program Makefile * implemented new policy to deal with AspectC++ keywords - by default they are now handled as keywords only in aspect header files. In normal project files they are interpreted as identifiers. - implemented -k/--keywords to control the policy * fixed code generation bug for nested around advice with a cflow condition, which caused back-end compiler error messages * fixed crash that was caused by empty input files * parser now resolves calls to conversion functions that return pointers * a warning is issued when ac++ tries to insert friend declarations into macro-generated classes * some code improvements in order to work on 64 bit platforms * fixed Puma examples and their Makefiles * fixed various Puma bugs #290, #291, #280, #282, and many others, especially in the function lookup code * solved ag++ problem with whitespace in arguments of -D * updated the manuals to cover slices and the new command line options.