NEW IN WAF 1.8.11
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* Fortran fixes https://github.com/waf-project/waf/issues/1580
* Enabled installation of generated .py files
* Fixed the '--threading' option for valac https://github.com/waf-project/waf/issues/1577
* Shared library compatibility version handling on OSX

NEW IN WAF 1.8.10
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* Replace cygwin paths in solution files - https://github.com/waf-project/waf/issues/1562
* Fixed the hcode in why.py - https://github.com/waf-project/waf/issues/1561
* Enabled execution from any folder: "waf configure --top=/arbitrary/folder --out=/tmp/build"
* Enabled stateless out-of-tree builds by default: "waf configure --no-lock-in-top --no-lock-in-run"
* Fixed the waf file generation on windows in Waf 1.8.9
* Add OS flags such as LDFLAGS only once - https://github.com/waf-project/waf/issues/1574
* Fixed conf.multicheck error handling

NEW IN WAF 1.8.9
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* VS 2013 supports cross-compiling for x86 and arm from amd64
* Perl detection enhancements on Redhat systems
* More accurate rpath parsing in check_cfg

NEW IN WAF 1.8.8
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* Fixed a regression in Fortran builds #1546
* Fixed a regression in the libdir installation path on 32-bit ubuntu #1552
* Process -Bstatic and -Bdynamic in parse_flags (pkg-config tools)
* Fortran compiler detection to cover the sxf03 as well as the sxf90
* Jython detection enhancements
* Doxygen tool enhancements
* Moved the project to Github/waf.io and updated the documentation

NEW IN WAF 1.8.7
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* Fixed the default libdir installation suffix on Redhat 64-bit systems #1536
* Fixed the Python 2.6 detection on Redhat systems #1538
* Enabled gccdeps to work with clang
* Fixed the detection of clang from the gcc tools
* Added orig_run_str to help subclasses (do not use Task.hcode)
* Fixed the detection of older clang compilers versions
* NEC compiler support
* Enabled batched_cc.py to work with msvc too
* Enabled unity.py to process c files
* Faster dependency calculation in c_dumbpreproc
* New stracedeps example (cfg blog entry)
* Added support for xz compression in waf and waf dist (Python 3.5)

NEW IN WAF 1.8.6
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* Python file installation fixes
* Fix for classes containing utf-8 names
* Hide the progress bar when running waf -ppp
* Support more header extensions in subst/is_copy
* Handle non-string and non-list values in substitutions (subst)
* Show how to track build files timestamps to force partial rebuilds (build_file_tracker.py)
* Added a new extension to detect blender libraries
* Added extras/prefork.py, extras/preforkunix.py and extras/preforkjava.py
* Updated demos/d
* Updated demos/vala
* Updated playground/protobuf
* Updated playground/cython
* Updated playground/dynamic_headers
* Updated playground/netcache
* Qt5 detection improvements

NEW IN WAF 1.8.5
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* Enhanced Sun compiler detection #1510
* Fixed a regression in Emacs shell support #1511
* Fixed a regression in cross-directory builds (Linux only) #1512
* Executable wscript files #1517
* Generic script signing utility #1520

NEW IN WAF 1.8.4
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* Various improvements in stale.py
* More robust file scanning in Qt processing #1502
* More robust handling of build order implied by hidden dependencies #1506
* Run msvs on Python 3 #1503
* Biber update #1501
* Fixed the Python detection on Windows #1498

NEW IN WAF 1.8.2
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* Removed the modules c_* that were accidentally shipped and break pkg-config tests

NEW IN WAF 1.8.1
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* Re-added compatible option group names from waf 1.7 #1495
* Fixed bld(define='') splitting which was disabled by mistake

NEW IN WAF 1.8.0
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* Python 2.5 is now required
* Removed the Waf cache from the task level, use the netcache system
* Console handling improvements
* Properly-sized progress bar on windows
* Generic configuration tests
* Better unicode handling in scripts and in file names
* Shorter build outputs
* Prevent external static libraries propagation through uselib vars #1320
* LaTeX glossaries #1342 and multibib #1345
* Rst document processing
* Various improvements in the Python detection and processing
* Tons of bugfixes

