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• Updated to
  SPARQL Query Language for RDF W3C Working Draft, 23 November 2005 making several additions and changes to the syntax and functionality.
• Using ordering, distinct and limit with query results now works
• Created an enhanced API reference manual with gtk-doc
• Requires Raptor 1.4.8
• Many updates to the literal and expression handling
• Major internal source code re-organisation
• Many other changes, fixes and improvements.

See the 0.9.11 Release Notes
for the full details of the changes.

• RSS Tag Soup parser now reads Atom 1.0 and rewrites old Atom 0.3 terms
• Added a guess parser that picks the parser to use based on protocol information such as HTTP Content-Type
• Created an enhanced API reference manual with gtk-doc
• Serializers to build can now be selected at configure time
• Parsers can now return the namespace prefix/URIs seen in parsing
• Turtle parser update to version 2006-01-02
  (announcement)
• Fix for URI resolution bugs (win32 fix by John Barstow)
• Several parser bug fixes for RDF/XML, RSS and GRDDL
• RDF/XML serializers and XML writer can write XML 1.0 or XML 1.1
• Added an alpha Atom 1.0 serializer
• Added an Adobe XMP (RDF/XML profile) serializer
• Internal source reorganisation
• Many other changes, fixes and improvements.

NOTE: Raptor will be switching to use
Subversion
for version control after the 1.4.8 release.
See the Redland Subversion site
or the online
Raptor installation notes
for the latest information.

See the Raptor 1.4.8 Release Notes
for the full details of the changes.