=== 0.2.3 / 2012-01-25

* fix C_WaitForSlotEvent to be a Library- instead of a Slot-method
* allow :sw/:hsm to ProtectServer::Library#load_library in the same way as #initialize
* allow Hash argument to Library#C_Initialize in the same way as #initialize

=== 0.2.2 / 2011-12-12

* add ability to change PKCS11 base methods in order to use vendor defined attributes, return codes and mechanisms
* restructured C code to avoid duplicated code in vendor extension gems
* add gem pkcs11_protect_server to cover many ProtectServer specific extensions
* update test/helper to find newer libsoftokn3
* add task for generating combined docs of PKCS11 and PKCS11::ProtectServer
* changed PKCS11#slots to return all slots of the device by default
* add ability to set/get multiple attributes with Object#[] and Object#[]=

=== 0.2.1 / 2011-04-21

* add some more CK_ULONG and CK_BOOL attributes
* add array of structs accessor used in CK_OTP_PARAMS
* refactured inc-file generation
* bit more documentation
* bugfix: print CKR-values as unsigned long
* bugfix: Slot#mechanism_info didn't work with Symbol


=== 0.2.0 / 2011-01-18

* switch API documentation to YARD instead of RDOC
* add Ruby classes for all PKCS#11 structures
* add CopyObject
* add Get/SetOperationState
* use distinct Exception classes for different error codes
* PKCS#11 function calls don't block other ruby threads any more (only Ruby 1.9, Rubinius)
* don't wrap mechanisms any more (GetMechanismList returns plain Integers now)
* choose structs as mechanism parameter based on the given mechanism
* autogenerate many constants from C header files
* finer graded control over library loading
* several bug fixes
* more unit tests
* more documentation


=== 0.1.0 / 2010-05-03

* first rubygem version
* Most functions and operations of PKCS#11 v2.2 are implemented.
* The library is based on the work of Ryosuke Kutsuna and GOTOU Yuuzou, but extended in the following ways:
  - running on Unix and Windows OS
  - downloadable as rubygem in source and win32 binary version
  - new API, it's more ruby-like and well documented
  - most functions are unit tested with help of softokn library