Version 0.3.0

Project organisation

• Uses the Docker image for Emscripten as it's much simpler to install and update Emscripten than using the emsdk
• Updated Emscripten version, and compile to WebAssembly
• Switch to CMake (#12)
• Compile against Remglk; (almost) the entire Glk API is now handled in C code (with just a few exceptions like some unicode functions), with JSON being transferred to and from GlkOte (#10). This does mean that support for stylehints and the Gargoyle Text Formatting functions has been dropped, though hopefully they will return soon!
• Publish to npm with a console script: emglken

Interpreters

• Now uses unmodified interpreter submodules - the latest code of each is used directly
• Added TADS!
• Switched to the 0branch/hugo-unix repository for Hugo as it is now the de facto home of Hugo.
• For now Glulxe is not being built with its profiler mode while I figure out the best way to initiate it

Version 0.2.4

• Support stylehints and Gargoyle Text Formatting functions
• Substantial internal code changes so that Emglken is now an even thinner wrapper of GlkApi than before (fixing #11 in the process)
• Started adding autosaving/autorestoring support (does not yet work)

Version 0.2.3

• Added Glulxe, built both with and without its profiler mode
• Minor changes for performance and code size

Version 0.2.2

• Catch an error when the emterpreter file can't be loaded (#2)
• Fix a typo in glk_put_buffer_stream which meant that Hugo could not save (#3)

Version 0.2.1

• Hugo: increase the size of the undo buffer
• More code de-duplication for more savings

Version 0.2.0

• The core modules are wrapped by a class which provides the Quixe API. To locate the associated files, the dirname option can be set.
• Internal changes which greatly reduce the amount of data duplicated between the C code and glkapi.js

Version 0.1.0

Initial version with Hugo 3.3.0 and Git 1.3.5