2007-04-11  Philip Kendall  <philip-fuse@shadowmagic.org.uk>

    * Fuse 0.8.0 released

    * New features:
      * Loader improvements: automatically run at full speed while
        a loader is in progress and automatically start/stop the tape
        when the start/end of a loader is detected (Philip Kendall).
      * RZX 'rollback' support (Philip Kendall).
      * DivIDE support (Matthew Westcott)
      * Interface I and microdrive emulation (Gergely Szasz).
      * TS2068 support (Fredrick Meunier).
      * Kempston mouse emulation (Darren Salt).
      * TZX generalized data block (0x19) support (Philip Kendall).
      * Much improved widget UI, including allowing selection of
        filenames (Darren Salt, Gergely Szasz).
      * Allow SDL full screen mode to be used (Darren Salt).
      * Add the ability to save 'movies' as collections of screenshots
        (Gergely Szasz).
      * Widget pokefinder (Darren Salt).
      * Add a simple code profiler (Philip Kendall).
      * New libao sound driver (Gergely Szasz).
      * New CoreAudio sound driver (Fredrick Meunier).
      * New PALTV 1-3x and TV3x graphics scalers (Gergely Szasz).

    * Emulation core improvements:
      * Improved screen rendering code (now character accurate rather
        than line accurate) (Philip Kendall, Fredrick Meunier).
      * Corrections to write ordering and contention for EX (SP),HL,
        EX (SP),IX and EX (SP),IY (Philip Kendall; thanks, Mark
        Woodmass).
      * Corrections to contention for OTIR and OTDR (Philip Kendall;
        thanks, Mark Woodmass).
      * IR contention (Philip Kendall; thanks, Mark Woodmass).
      * Flag bits 3 and 5 are copied on all BIT instructions (Philip
        Kendall; thanks, Mark Woodmass).
      * Improved ULA emulation with respect to interrupt length
        (thanks, Jon Needle, Ramsoft and Mark Woodmass) (Philip
        Kendall).
      * Fix timings of shifted no operation opcodes (Philip Kendall).
      * An interrupt in IM 0 takes 13 tstates to acknowledge, not 12
        (Philip Kendall).
      * Improved speed control code (Fredrick Meunier).

    * Miscellaneous:
      * Add a 'save, don't save, cancel' confirmation dialog before any
        changes to media are lost under the GTK+ UIs (Philip Kendall).
      * On the Pentagon, page in the TR-DOS ROM on NMI, allowing the
        snapshot function to work (Philip Kendall). On the Scorpion,
        page in ROM 2, allowing the monitor to work (thanks, Erik
        Kunze).
      * Default snapshot format is now .szx rather than .z80 (Fredrick
        Meunier)
      * Store current joystick information in snapshots (Fredrick
        Meunier).
      * Optional use of doublescan modes in the framebuffer and
        SVGAlib UIs (Darren Salt).
      * Black and white TV support for the framebuffer, SVGAlib and
        Xlib UIs (Darren Salt).
      * Catch 'window close' events in the Xlib UI (Darren Salt).
      * Use stock button icons in the GTK+ 2.x UI (Darren Salt).
      * Save/restore the 'issue 2 keyboard' flag from snapshots
        (Philip Kendall).
      * Correctly quote '-' characters in the man page (needed for
        UTF-8 environments) (Darren Salt, Stuart Brady).
      * Use separate menus for controlling +3 and TR-DOS disks (Philip
        Kendall).
      * Fix behaviour of ZXATASP and ZXCF on reset (Garry Lancaster).
      * Improved window scaling behaviour (Darren Salt).
      * Allow use of the mouse scroll wheel in the GTK+ debugger
        (Darren Salt).
      * Improved interaction between Media/Tape/Play and tape traps
        (Darren Salt).
      * Various minor improvements to the framebuffer UI (Darren
        Salt).
      * Various fixes to allow compilation with gcc 4.x (Philip
        Kendall).

    * Various other minor bugfixes (Philip Kendall, Fredrick Meunier,
      Jon Needle, Markus Oberhumer, Mark Round, Darren Salt, Gergely
      Szasz, Paul van der Laan and other people to whom I apologise
      for forgetting).

    * On a personal note, I (Philip) would like to dedicate the 0.8
      release of Fuse to the memory of Chris "Oggie" Lightfoot. I
      don't know whether he would have loved or hated some of the code
      in Fuse, but I'm sure he would have expressed his opinion.