Version 1.0.2

	Save and restore watched expressions.

	More adjustments for the KRASH release.

	Show <repeat...> count in QStrings like in normal C strings instead
	of repeating the characters.

	Use QListView instead of KTabListBox.

Version 1.0.1

	Added a hack to set a remote target. Thanks to
	Johnny Chan <johnnykc@iprg.nokia.com>.

	Display function arguments. Based on suggestions by Johnny Chan.

	KDE 2 fixes.

	Support builddir != srcdir.

Version 1.0.0

	Brought up-to-date for latest KDE 2.

Version 1.0beta3

	Removal of minor misfeatures.

	Prepared for KDE 2 and Qt 2 (it's a configure option:
	--with-kde-version=2).

	Added Russian documentation (thanks to
	Ilmar S. Habibulin <ilmar@ints.ru>) and German documentation.

	There is now a Spanish translation thanks to
	Manuel Soriano <manu@europa3.com>.

Version 1.0beta2

	Recognize strings with repeated characters: 'x' <repeats 34 times>.

	Fix structs with no (additional) data members and other fixes
	for gdb 4.18.

	Save window size across sessions.

	There is now an Italian translation thanks to
	Massimo Morin <mmorin@schedsys.com>.

Version 1.0beta1

	Fixed non-displaying QString (Qt2) with certain gdb 4.17's (at least
	mine here, of SuSE 6.1, had a problem :-)

	Fixed cases where gdb commands where executed after debuggee has exited.

	Do not execute gdb commands after an interrupt.

	Updated some translations. Still most are incomplete. Please help!

	There is now a Polish translation thanks to
	Jacek Wojdel <wojdel@kbs.twi.tudelft.nl>.

Version 0.3.1

	The working directory for the program being debugged can be set
	(Execution|Arguments).

	There's now  a global options dialog in place (File|Global Options).
	At the moment the debugger program (which must be gdb, but it could be
	an experimental gdb version, for example) and the terminal for program
	output can be specified.

	Fixed Makefiles to support make DESTDIR=/tmp/foo install (which is
	needed by packagers and to create relocatable RPMs).

	There's now a Danish translation thanks to
	Steen Rabol <rabol@get2net.dk>.

Version 0.3.0

Starting with this version, Qt 1.42 and KDE 1.1 is required.

	Ported to Qt 2.0 and KDE post-1.1! KDbg now runs with both
	KDE 1.1 (using Qt 1.42) and the latest experimental KDE. You can of
	course run one version and debug programs written for the other version.

	KDbg can now display Qt 2.0's QString values (which are Unicode
	strings)!

	Environment variables can be set. Changes become effective the next time
	the program being debugged is run.

	The breakpoint list has been improved. It disables command buttons at
	times when it is not possible to change breakpoints. The icons that
	show the breakpoint status are now the same as those in the source
	window.

	Popup menus (context menus) for frequently used commands have been added
	to the source code window (thanks to Tom Nguyen <ttomnguyen@yahoo.com>)

	There's now a Russian translation thanks to
	Ilmar Habibulin <ilmar@ints.ru>.

	Internal restructuring. These changes are invisible. They just make
	future extensions less cumbersome.

Version 0.2.5

This is the last version that supports Qt 1.33 and KDE 1.0.

	There's now a Czech translation thanks to
	Martin Spirk <spirk@kla.pvt.cz>.

	Recognize and report when gdb dies unexpectedly. This happens commonly
	when writing CORBA programs since gdb obviously has problems in
	debugging C++ classes with virtual base classes.

	Added conditional breakpoints and ignore counts.

Version 0.2.4

	Added a toolbar button to load the executable. The button to open a
	source file is still there. I hope it's clear which one does what.

	Attaching to a running process is now possible (Execution|Attach).

	Made more visible when gdb is busy using a gear wheel in the upper right
	corner of the window like kfm.

	Made the KTreeView widget more flexible by adding a bunch of virtual
	keywords. (No, this doesn't have any influence on the look and feel of
	KDbg.) While doing that, I fixed a small repainting bug.


ChangeLog starts here.
See web page at http://members.telecom.at/~johsixt/ for more changes.
