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2018-03-11	(svn r27984) -Codechange: Make ScopeResolver constructors/destructors ↵	frosch
	inlineable. Speedup sprite resolving by about 8 percent.
2017-10-25	(svn r27928) -Fix: [NewGRF] While executing random triggers, var 5F should ↵	frosch
	include the new triggers. -Fix: [NewGRF] Reset used random triggers only after all A123 chains have been resolved, so that all RA2 in all chains can test the shard triggers. This also includes multiple RA2 in the same A123 chain. -Fix: [NewGRF] Industry random triggers are stored per tile, even when randomising the shared random bits of the parent industry.
2013-11-24	(svn r26085) -Codechange: Pass ResolverObjects as reference instead of ↵	frosch
	pointer since they are never NULL.
2012-11-10	(svn r24693) -Doc: Add some doxymentation into the newgrf code.	alberth

2012-11-10	(svn r24692) -Cleanup: Cleanup final parts of the old resolver code.	alberth

2012-11-10	(svn r24682) -Codechange: Add resolver classes for houses.	alberth

2011-12-19	(svn r23595) -Codechange: add comma after last enum to get a more uniform ↵	rubidium
	coding style
2011-10-31	(svn r23072) -Feature: [NewGRF] House callback 0x148.	michi_cc

2011-06-12	(svn r22560) -Codechange: Remove constness from House in ResolverObject.	terkhen

2010-08-26	(svn r20627) -Codechange: unify the animation code of station, airport, ↵	rubidium
	house and industry tiles
2010-08-26	(svn r20624) -Codechange: some constifying for NewGRF house	rubidium

2010-05-01	(svn r19744) -Add [FS#3477]: [NewGRF] Access to random bits of houses and ↵	frosch
	industries from construction callbacks 17, 28 and 2F. That is: The randombits the house/industry will start with, if construction succeeds.
2010-05-01	(svn r19743) -Fix: NewGrfs could access map bits of not yet constructed ↵	frosch
	industries and houses during construction callbacks.
2010-01-15	(svn r18809) -Codechange/Cleanup: remove unneeded headers from some files, ↵	rubidium
	if a header require a header make it include that header
2009-08-21	(svn r17248) -Fix: add GPL license notice where appropriate	rubidium

2009-06-26	(svn r16664) -Codechange: move house-related stuff from town.h and ↵	smatz
	town_type.h to separate files
2009-01-04	(svn r14828) -Codechange: move most of save/load-specific code to separate files	smatz

2008-05-06	(svn r12971) -Documentation: add @file in files that missed them and add ↵	rubidium
	something more than whitespace as description of files that don't have a description.
2008-04-21	(svn r12817) -Feature: the ability to play NewGRF sounds for industries and ↵	rubidium
	stations.
2008-03-18	(svn r12381) -Fix [FS1835] [FS1535] (r11855): The number of houses wasn't ↵	skidd13
	computed right. A few other things regaring the updating had to be changed. Big thanks for support to frosch123 and SmatZ, to name just a few. (Inspired by a patch of bilbo)
2008-01-15	(svn r11855) -Fix [FS#1335]: recompute town population when removing a ↵	glx
	'newhouses' grf, or when loading a game with missing 'newhouses' grfs
2008-01-07	(svn r11776) -Codechange: more header splittings to reduce the dependencies.	rubidium

2007-11-11	(svn r11411) -Codechange: implement random triggers for houses.	rubidium

2007-07-25	(svn r10690) -Codechange: use the enum that describes all callback IDs in ↵	rubidium
	favor of "just" using an untyped integer.
2007-06-08	(svn r10065) -Cleanup (r9850): remove now unneeded stuff	glx

2007-05-19	(svn r9873) -Codechange: Add missing second callback parameter for houses	peter1138

2007-05-15	(svn r9850) -Codechange: Introduction of the Override/Substitute manager. ↵	belugas
	Currently only used for newhouses. Basically, it is more a gathering of IDs from grf files and ingame data.
2007-03-19	(svn r9315) -Merge: The newhouses branch. With this merge comes almost ↵	maedhros
	complete support for the newhouses grf specs, so all newhouses grfs will be playable in the game. Many thanks to everyone who contributed code and ideas, and all the testers who found things we missed.