## Changes in 3.2.4:

 * Remove dependency on QuickCheck
 * Change the way that bootstrapping is done: see README.md for build
   instructions

## Changes in 3.2.3:

 * fix issue when using cpphs (#116)

## Changes in 3.2.2:

 * Manage line length in generated files [GH-84]
 * Fix issue when identifier with multiple single quotes, e.g. `foo''` was used
 * Allow omitting spaces around `=` in macro definitions
 * Include pre-generated Parser.hs and Scan.hs in the Hackage upload, to
   make bootstrapping easier.

## Changes in 3.2.1:

 * Fix build problem with GHC; add new test tokens_scan_user.x

## Changes in 3.2.0:

 * Allow the token type and productions to be overloaded, and add new
   directives: %token, %typeclass, %action.  See "Type Signatures and
   Typeclasses" in the manual.
 * Some small space leak fixes

##  Changes in 3.1.7:

 * Add support for `%encoding` directive
   (allows to control `--latin1` from inside Alex scripts)
 * Make code forward-compatible with in-progress proposals
 * Suppress more warnings

##  Changes in 3.1.6:

 * `sdist` for 3.1.5 was mis-generated, causing it to ask for Happy
    when building.

## Changes in 3.1.5:

 * Generate less warning-laden code, and suppress other warnings.
 * Bug fixes.

##  Changes in 3.1.4:

 * Add Applicative/Functor instances for GHC 7.10

##  Changes in 3.1.3:

 * Fix for clang (XCode 5)

##  Changes in 3.1.2:

 * Add missing file to extra-source-files

##  Changes in 3.1.1:

 * Bug fixes (#24, #30, #31, #32)

##  Changes in 3.1.0:

 * necessary changes to work with GHC 7.8.1

##  Changes in 3.0 (since 2.3.5)

 * Unicode support (contributed mostly by Jean-Philippe Bernardy,
   with help from Alan Zimmerman).

   * An Alex lexer now takes a UTF-8 encoded byte sequence as input
     (see Section 5.1, “Unicode and UTF-8”. If you are using the
     "basic" wrapper or one of the other wrappers that takes a
     Haskell String as input, the string is automatically encoded
     into UTF-8 by Alex. If your input is a ByteString, you are
     responsible for ensuring that the input is UTF-8 encoded. The
     old 8-bit behaviour is still available via the --latin1
     option.

   * Alex source files are assumed to be in UTF-8, like Haskell
     source files. The lexer specification can use Unicode
     characters and ranges.

   * `alexGetChar` is renamed to `alexGetByte` in the generated code.

   * There is a new option, `--latin1`, that restores the old
     behaviour.

 * Alex now does DFA minimization, which helps to reduce the size
   of the generated tables, especially for lexers that use Unicode.