Release 1.6 (2025-06-16)

- #45, #46: fix incompatibility with OCaml 5.4
- #40: always install to `lib`/`stublibs`, even in legacy mode

Release 1.5 (2023-12-15)

- Pull request #22: use `-warn-error +A` instead of `-warn-error A` to avoid
  deprecation alert in 4.13.
- Pull request #23: fix the testsuite dune file and allow running the
  testsuite via opam.
- Pull request #25: remove all uses of globally-allocated, mutable temporaries,
  making the Num library thread-safe and domain-safe.
- Issue #26, pull request #27: improve dune file.
- Pull request #29: improve OPAM installation.
- Pull request #30: fix bytecode-only build for OCaml >= 4.12.
- Pull request #33: always install nums.cmxs with executable bit set.
- Pull request #35: implement Nat.length_nat as an external primitive
  (instead of an Obj-based hack) to facilitate Wasm_of_OCaml support.
- Pull request #38: don't build with `-warn-error +A` for releases.

Release 1.4 (2020-11-09)

- Pull request #20: fix bug caused by unsafe string/bytes conversions,
  and remove all uses of `Bytes.unsafe_of_string`

Release 1.3 (2019-11-20)

- Pull request #16: use Sys.word_size and Sys.int_size more consistently
  (fixes js_of_ocaml)
- Pull request #15: support DESTDIR in install target

Release 1.2 (2019-06-21)

- Issue #9: install all .cmx files.
- Pull request #6: provide findlib-install target to install everything
  using ocamlfind.
- Issue #3: make sur the stublibs/ directory exists before installing DLLs
  inside it.
- Issue #4: wrong DLL file names for Win32 ports, causing errors at
  installation time.

Release 1.1 (2017-10-13):

- Install .cmx files as well.
- Fix permissions on installed files.
- Make tests compatible with safe strings.

Release 1.0 (2017-06-04):

- Fix build rule for nums.cmxs.
- Typo in LICENSE file.

Initialization (2016-12-08):

- Initial import of the sources and test suite from the core OCaml system,
  version 4.04.
- Restructure as independent project with standalone Makefiles.
- Integrate findlib support, including printers for toplevel use.
