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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2023-08-01	Updated copyright date.	Mike Buland

2019-05-24	Updated copyright date.	Mike Buland

2015-09-13	The cache wasn't accessible from CacheObject decendants that were const.	Mike Buland

2015-08-25	Added more lock/unlock features to the cache Lockers. That...was a weird	Mike Buland
	sentence, but it's true. Also, oddly enough, Lockers aren't thread-safe, but they shouldn't ever have to be. Figure that one out!
2015-06-16	Const chnaged functions. I think this makes sense.	Mike Buland

2014-07-22	Deferred erase now works on cache entries. You can erase a cache entry while	Mike Buland
	it still has active references, and it will be safely cleaned up when the last reference is released.
2014-02-03	Changed copyright to 2007-2014.	Mike Buland

2014-01-22	Updated the cache system. It now ensures that objects are initialized with	Mike Buland
	cache information before they are deserialized from storage. This changed the signature of the cache loading template function, but the new function isn't harder to use, and provides the key information as well.
2013-07-20	Added a Locker class to the Bu::CacheObject base class. This is a super simple	Mike Buland
	wrapper that lets you take advantage of nifty Locker based mutex locking when in a CacheObject subclass.
2013-04-08	Minor tweaks to the cache object base class. The per-object mutex is actually	Mike Buland
	in the CacheEntry class, not the CacheObject, so you can't lock it until you have an entry. This isn't a big deal unless your objects aren't actually part of a cache yet. I changed it so that lock/unlock have no effect if you haven't joined to a cache yet, probably not ideal, I'll think about moving that mutex. I also fixed it so you can lock/unlock even when const.
2013-03-25	Corrected a pure virtual call issue while destroying caches.	Mike Buland

2013-03-18	Cache object handles changed() events when no cache has been set cleanly now.	Mike Buland

2013-03-17	The new cache system has been broken out into it's individual headers, and is	Mike Buland
	now ready for actual use.