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# Changelog
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# 0.12.4
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- Allow Windows users to open shared memory that isnt managed by this crate
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- Added tests
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# 0.12.2
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- Default feature behavior is to disable logging on release builds
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- Reverted edition bump back to 2018
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- Updated to use Microsoft's `windows-rs` crate
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# ~~0.12.1 (yanked)~~
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- ~~Updated to latest edition (2021)~~
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# 0.12.0
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- Windows implementation now follows POSIX behavior in regards to ownership and deletion, see [#59](https://github.com/elast0ny/shared_memory-rs/pull/59) for more details
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# __0.11.X__
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This release breaks backwards compatibility and removes a bunch of previous features which hid many unsafe behaviors (automatically casting shared memory to Rust types).
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The release also marks the split between `shared_memory` and its synchronization primitives into a seperate crate `raw_sync`.
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