Three more releases later. People still make me find hidden features/bugs :)

2009-04-03 0.64 - H.Merijn Brand

        * Skip perlio tests for perl older than 5.8, as perlio
          was experimental in 5.6
        * Up Devel::PPPort to 3.17
        * Fix initialisation of eol => undef (could cause core dump)
        * Added configure_require to META.yml

2009-03-20 0.63 - H.Merijn Brand

        * Fixed allow_whitespace with sep_char = TAB (RT#44402)

2009-03-13 0.62 - H.Merijn Brand

        * Prevent warnings in older perls (without utf8)
        * All known errors are covered and/or documented. TODO dropped
        * Unicode TODO dropped. All covered, or use Text::CSV::Encoded
        * Documented the examples

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Enjoy, Have FUN! H.Merijn

In reply to Re: The future of Text::CSV_XS - TODO by Tux
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