Tue Feb 03 2026 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 1.1.0

	This minor release contains following changes:
	- Add memory properties API (#1301)
	- Implement Level Zero memory eviction (#1534)
	- Add umfPoolTrimMemory() (#1318)
	- Add "set name" to all pools and providers (#1445)
	- Expose disjoint pool stats through CTL (#1487)
	- Allow using pool/provider names in CTL (#1471)
	- Allow controlling logger through CTL (#1446)
	- Extend CTL capabilities and add its documentation (#1524)
	- Remove UMF_DISABLE_HWLOC option (which was deprecated) (#1228)

	And fixes:
	- Check for null pointer dereference in umfPoolDestroy() (#1462)
	- Fix null pointer dereference in createDevDaxParams() (#1473)
	- Fix Disjoint Pool bucket_free_chunk (#1543)
	- Initialize hwloc topology only before first fork, not always (#1506)
	- Fix UMF build on Alpine OS (#1294)

Tue Sep 16 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 1.0.3

	This patch release contains following change:
	- load libcuda.so.1 instead of libcuda.so on linux (#1518)

Wed Sep 03 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 1.0.2

	This patch release contains following change:
	- initialize hwloc topology only before first fork, not always (#1509)

Fri Aug 08 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 1.0.1

	This patch release contains following changes:
	- make topology_init faster (#1469)
	- verify if the provider supports the split operation (#1465)
	- fix build failure when building for jemalloc with ninja (#1474)

Mon Jul 21 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 1.0.0

	The Unified Memory Framework (UMF) is a library for constructing allocators and memory pools.
	It also contains broadly useful abstractions and utilities for memory management.
	UMF allows users to manage multiple memory pools characterized by different attributes,
	allowing certain allocation types to be isolated from others and allocated using different
	hardware resources as required.

	While this is the first UMF release with the backward compatibility guarantee,
	part of the library's API (at the moment: CTL, memspace, memtarget, and mempolicy)
	is still experimental and may change in future releases.

	Due to cleanup and improvements there have been some API changes made:
	- add const qualifier to parameters, where applicable (#1257, #1266)
	- unify return values (#1387, #1370)
	- make pool get name an obligatory pool function (#1398)
	- make out parameters the last functions' arguments (#1408)

	This release contains also:
	- new experimental CTL API (i.a. #913, #1073, #1206)
	- add umfPoolGetName (#1320)
	- use multiple arenas in Jemalloc pool (#1214)
	- make umfInit thread-safe (#1399)
	- add umfd debug library on Windows (#1219, #1238)
	- deprecate UMF_DISABLE_HWLOC CMake build option (#1308)
	- fix: numanode index retrieval (#1309)
	- fix: reset base allocator destroy flag (#1326)

Mon May 12 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.11.2

	This patch release contains following changes:
	- retrieve numanode object by os index instead of logical index (#1309)

Thu May 08 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.11.1

	This patch release contains following changes:
	- check global state destruction in destructors (#1297)
	- a minor change in UMF logs (#1299)

Thu Apr 17 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.11.0

	This release contains:
	- make disjoint pool a C structure #898
	- add fixed provider #976
	- remove the Coarse provider #934 and replace with internal coarse library #931, #932
	- implement umfPool[Set/Get]Tag #962
	- L0 provider: implement support for defer and blocking free #963
	- add set/restore context in CUDA provider free() #1049
	- L0 provider: implement min/recommended page size query #1059
	- add support for CUDA allocation flags #1079
	- increase refcount to ze_loader/CUDA libraries #1086
	- implement size limit for the cache of opened IPC handles #998
	- allow creating fixed provider based on allocations from another pool #1143
	- multiple benchmark improvements
	- new tests and CI workflows, incl. backward compatibility checks (#1087, #1163)

Fri Jan 10 2025 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.10.1

	This patch release contains:
	- Set symbol versions 0.10 in def/map files (#1013)
	- Fix: remove incorrect assert in utils_align_ptr_up_size_down() (#977)
	- Add strings with UMF version and useful CMake options (#992)
	- Extended error messages, when providers are disabled (#1012)

Mon Dec 09 2024 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.10.0

	In this release we introduced updates in several areas, listed below.
	We still don't yet guarantee a fully stable API, though.
	With new parameters' API we broke the compatibility, as we no longer
	support direct access to UMF params via (now internal) structures.

	Significant updates:
	- updated Level Zero Provider
	- new API to handle UMF parameters (replacing previous struct's)
	- extended IPC API testing
	- new Memtarget and Memspace API

	Minor updates:
	- multiple fixes in the source code
	- extended code coverage reporting
	- improved CI and testing
	- new examples
	- extended logging
	- yet more fixes in the building system

Tue Nov 12 2024 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.9.1

	This patch release contains only 3 small fixes in build system of UMF.

Thu Sep 12 2024 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.9.0

	This release aims to be the first complete release of the UMF project.
	We don't yet guarantee a fully stable API, though.

	This release contains all the features listed in the version 0.1.0
	plus, additionally:
	- IPC API
	- fixes in the building system
	- proper versioning
	- minor patches in the source code
	- improved CI and docs

Thu Jul 04 2024 Łukasz Stolarczuk <lukasz.stolarczuk@intel.com>

	* Version 0.1.0

	This is the first release of Unified Memory Framework (UMF) project.

	UMF is a library for constructing allocators and memory pools. It also contains
	broadly useful abstractions and utilities for memory management. UMF allows
	users to create and manage multiple memory pools characterized by different
	attributes, allowing certain allocation types to be isolated from others and
	allocated using different hardware resources as required.

	Documentation of UMF, including API description, architecture, and examples
	can be found: https://oneapi-src.github.io/unified-memory-framework

	Features:
	- Level Zero memory provider
	- OS memory provider
	- Jemalloc pool (based on jemalloc)
	- Scalable pool (based on oneTBB)
	- Disjoint pool
	- Proxy pool
	- Single-threaded micro benchmark based on ubench and custom multi-threaded benchmark
	- Examples
