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Wed Jun 8 2021 Piotr Balcer <piotr.balcer@intel.com>

* Version 1.11.0

This release:
- Adds new APIs for libpmem2, most notably there are new functions
to shrink and extend an existing reservation and a new iterator API
for mappings contained within an existing reservation. There's also
a new function to retrieve a numa node for a source.
- Makes the pmemobj_open() and pmemobj_close() functions from libpmemobj
thread-safe, making it easier to correctly manage persistent memory
pools in a parallel environment.
- Introduces a new API in libpmemobj to globally change the method of
assigning arenas to threads. The default is to rely on a OS per-thread
key to store arena information, and this release introduces an option
to have avoid the use of thread-local keys by simply using one global
arena for all threads in a pool.

Other changes and notable bug fixes:
- pmem2: don't force smaller alignment for fsdax mappings
- rpmem: various fixes for powerpc64le
- doc: fix documentation of pmem_is_pmem()
- common: fix various minor problems found by static analysis

This release introduces to changes to the on-media layout and is
fully compatible with the previous version of PMDK.

Wed Oct 28 2020 Piotr Balcer <piotr.balcer@intel.com>

* Version 1.10
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For a stable version, checkout a [release tag](https://github.com/pmem/pmdk/releases) as follows. Otherwise skip this step to build the latest development release.
```
$ git checkout tags/1.10
$ git checkout tags/1.11.0-rc1
```

Once the build system is setup, the Persistent Memory Development Kit is built using the `make` command at the top level:
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1.11.0-rc1

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