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0.87.0

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Release 0.87.0

0.87.0 is a development release and includes the conversion of osm2pgsql from C to C++. This adds boost to the dependencies and requires a `make distclean` if there are old C-based files present.

Also new is the multi-backend, a new feature which allows a seperation between the middle tables and output tables into different databases.

0.86.0

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Release 0.86.0

The main new feature in this version is a complete documentation rewrite.

There have been numerious minor bug fixes, test coverage expansion, and small nominatim changes.

0.84.0

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Release osm2pgsql 0.84.0

0.82.0

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Release version 0.82.0

0.81.0

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[osm2pgsql] Enable 64bit IDs by default

Databases generated in 64bit and 32bit ID mode are not compatible with each other,
including applying diffs.

It is therefore necessary to reload the database to switch from 32bit ID mode to 64bit.

Also bump version number to 0.81.1

0.80.0

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rename osm2pgsql-64 to osm2pgsql. this is now the new default branch.

a define in osmtypes.h has been commented out so that it builds for 32bit IDs
by default. bumped version to 0.80. 
todo: add 32/64 bit distinction to build process

0.70.5

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* improved configure setup (including automake and libtool)

* support for different input readers besides libxml2 OSM XML parsing
* "primitive" XML parser integrated into the main binary
* OSM PBF parser

0.69

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bump version to 0.69

0.68

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osm2pgsql: Update code to use DROP TABLE IF EXISTS. This avoids error…

…s in the postgresql logs and requires postgresql-8.2+. Fixes ticket osm2pgsql-dev#2379. Update version to 0.68

0.67

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Update osm2pgsql version to 0.67, the previous change to planet_osm_n…

…odes in the previous commit may break things so a version bump is a good idea