What's New in libchewing 0.3.0 (May 15, 2006)

• This is a new development branch differing a lot from
  0.2.x series, and breaks API/ABI for new features.
• UTF-8 based language engine core for common Unicode
  environment.
• Porting layer for POSIX/Unix-like and Win32 to reduce the
  redundant porting process.
• New API design for better consistency.
• Merge the efforts from libchewing-data subproject, which
  means various phrases have been reviewed and corrected.
• Zuin fixes and symbol improvements.
• Support key 'j' / 'k' for paging in selection mode.
• Fix some internal memory management bugs and leaks.
• Improved internal test suite.
• New binary-form of user hash data to speed up loading and
  solve hash data corruption.
• Better calculating of internal tree and phone constants.
• Revised tsi.src for richer phrases and avoiding crashes.
• Merge phone and phrase from CNS11643.
• Reduce the amount for the expose for internal symbols.
• Improved Han-Yu PinYin to use table-lookup implementation.
• Experimental frequency-evaluation. (re-compute chewing
  lifetime)
• Implement the choice mechanism for pair symbols.
• Improved Tab handling to allow the switching over different
  frequency orders of candidated phrases.
• New auxiliary module for simpler API uses.
• Experimental memory-mapping based binary data handling to
  speed up data loading.
• Successful stories:
  . Sun Solaris 10 U2 and 11 will provide built-in Chewing
  IM support.
  . OXIM input method suite from OpenDesktop/OSSI provides
  Chewing support as its default input method.
  . New Win32-Chewing subproject to provide efficient input
  method solution on Microsoft Windows platforms.