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changes and other information that might help developers and users
migrate to using a newer version of the library.
</p>
<section>
<heading>Version 1.10.1</heading>
<p>
</p>
<deflist>
<term>Runtime version disconvery of library</term>
<desc>
A developer can discover the version of the base library that
is loaded using the NSBundle methods
<code>[[NSBundle bundleForLibrary: @"gnustep-base"] infoDictionary]</code>
and retrieving the <var>GSBundleVersion</var> key.
</desc>
<term>NSXMLParser class added</term>
<desc>
This is a Cocoa class that has been added for
compatibility. The class is still alpha state.
</desc>
<term>NSArray makeObjectsPerformSelector:</term>
<desc>
The order of iteration through objects was changed to
match Cocoa.
</desc>
<term>Designated initializer changes</term>
<desc>
The designated initializer for NSArray, NSDictionary,
NSSet, and NSString for MacOS X compatibility. Like
MacOS X, you can call <code>[super init]</code> to initialize
the class from a subclass, although it is prefered that you use
the <em>designated initializer</em>, with it's richer
set of initializers.
</desc>
</deflist>
</section>
<section>
<heading>Version 1.10.0</heading>
<p>