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22.04 and OpenBSD 7.1. Changed "simdsupport" to also report the
architecture the binary was compiled for. "Simdsupport" is only
used for testing and benchmarking and is not a stable part of
the release.
* 3.1.2 - Bump to correct minor documentation error in README.rst.
* 3.1.1 - Update to testing and support. Raspberry Pi 32 bit OS updated to
version 2022-04-04. Update to setup.py to improve ARM version
detection.
* 3.1.0 - Update to testing and support. On Windows 10 the Python version is
3.10. Centos has been replaced by AlmaLinux due to Red Hat ending
long term support for Centos. Ubuntu Server 21.04 replaced by 21.10.
No actual code changes.
* 3.0.0 - Major speed improvement to lshfit and rshift on x86-64 due to adding
SIMD support. Debian test platforms were updated to latest versions
(11).
* 2.2.0 - Updated benchmarks to make each one a separate file. Centos and
OpenSuse test platforms updated to latest versions.
* 2.1.1 - Documentation updated and version number bumped to reflect testing
with Ubuntu 21.04, FreeBSD 13.0, and OpenBSD 6.9. No code changes.
* 2.1.0 - Changed setup.py to detect Raspberry Pi 4 and set the compiler args
accordingly. Added support for Pi 4. Dropped testing of 64 bit
mode on Pi 3.

of Ubuntu 20.04 ARM (Rasberry Pi), Ubuntu 2010 (x86-64), OpenBSD 6.8,
and Python 3.9 on Windows. No code changes and no change in version
number.

of Ubuntu 20.04. No code changes and no change in version number.
* 2.0.0 - Added SIMD support for ARMv8 AARCH64. This is 64 bit ARM on a
Raspberry Pi3 when running 64 bit Ubuntu. Raspbian is 32 bit only
and has 64 bit SIMD vectors. 64 bit ARM has 128 bit SIMD vectors
and so offers improved performance.
* 1.0.0 - First release.