--- gforth/NEWS	1996/09/30 18:01:00	1.1
+++ gforth/NEWS	1997/03/19 18:27:09	1.5
@@ -1,23 +1,55 @@
-User-visible changes between 0.1beta and 0.2.0
+User-visible changes between 0.2.1 and 0.3.0:
+
+Stack overflow detection by memory protection on most systems
+	(allocation with mmap).
+gforth.fi is now fully relocatable.
+fully relocatable images are now easier to create.
+added primitives K and UNDER+.
+Win32 support.
+Improved support for embedded controllers and other deprived environments.
+some bug fixes.
+added concept index; other documentation improvements.
+
+User-visible changes between 0.2.0 and 0.2.1:
+
+Bug fixes
+
+User-visible changes between 0.1beta and 0.2.0:
+
+Portability and Installation:
 
-Improved etags support.
-more.fs allows output paging.
-Changed popen and pclose to open-pipe and close-pipe.
-Added form, rows, and cols.
-Added compat/ directory containing ANS implementations of Gforth features.
-added primitives EMIT-FILE, STDOUT, STDERR; EMIT and TYPE now work
-through file words (and are redirectable).
 Support architectures with buggy long longs (alpha-dec-osf).
-Added tiny multitasker.
+Better support for DOS and other non-Unix systems.
 Size changes through the command line are passed to the image (and
 saved with savesystem); the preamble specifies an interpreter and is
 propagated by save-system.
-Added tables (case-sensitive wordlists)
+
+Tools:
+
+Improved etags support.
+more.fs allows output paging.
+Added compat/ directory containing ANS implementations of Gforth features.
+Added tiny multitasker (tasker.fs).
+Added two alternatives for object-oriented programming: oof.fs, objects.fs.
+Added ans-report.fs (reports which words are used from which wordset).
+
+New words:
+
+Changed POPEN and PCLOSE to OPEN-PIPE and CLOSE-PIPE.
+Added FORM, ROWS, and COLS.
+added primitives EMIT-FILE, STDOUT, STDERR.
+Added TABLEs (case-sensitive wordlists).
+added POSTPONE,.
+Added the ability to combine arbitrary interpretation and compilation
+semantics (INTERPRET/COMPILE:); state-smart words were generally
+rewritten to use that mechanism.
+
+Changes to existing words:
+
+EMIT and TYPE now work through file words (and are redirectable).
 HEADER now stores the compilation wordlist in the header and REVEAL
 reveals into that wordlist.
-changed bahviour of system (no longer returns wretval, but puts it in
-$?)  added (system) ( c_addr u -- wretval wior ).
-Added the ability to combine arbitrary interpretation and compilation
-semantics; state-smart words were generally rewritten to use that
-mechanism.
+changed behaviour of SYSTEM (no longer returns wretval, but puts it in
+$?)  added (SYSTEM) ( c_addr u -- wretval wior ).
 ' and ['] now give an error for compile-only words.
+