2007-03-27  Alan McGovern <alan.mcgovern@gmail.com>

	* Queue.cs: Removed wrong call to version++
	* Stack.cs: Removed wrong call to version++

2006-09-30  Gert Driesen  <drieseng@users.sourceforge.net>

	* SortedList.cs: Count property, indexer and Clear method should not 
	be virtual. Removed unnecessary explicit interface implementation of
	 Add (TKey, TValue) and Remove (TKey, TValue).
	* Queue.cs: Marked Enumerator as Serializable.
	* Stack.cs: Marked Stack <T> and Enumerator as serializable.

2006-09-28  Andrew Skiba  <andrews@mainsoft.com>

	* Stack.cs: TARGET_JVM

2006-04-05  Atsushi Enomoto  <atsushi@ximian.com>

	* SortedDictionary.cs : new file. The original code is mostly
	  from Kazuki Oikawa.

2006-03-11  Miguel de Icaza  <miguel@novell.com>

	* Queue.cs: Flag as serializable.

	* LinkedList.cs (OnDeserialization): Fix signature. 

	* SortedList.cs: Implement explicitly a few methods that were
	flagged by corcompare. 

2005-11-10  Zoltan Varga  <vargaz@gmail.com>

	* SortedList.cs Queue.cs Stack.cs: Implement TrimExcess methods.
	
	* SortedList.cs: Fix build.

	* Stack.cs SortedList.cs LinkedList.cs: Update to net 2.0 RTM.

2005-11-09  Zoltan Varga  <vargaz@gmail.com>

	* SortedList.cs: New file.

2005-09-04  David Waite  <mass@akuma.org>

	* LinkedList.cs, LinkedListNode.cs: added implementation of LinkedList<T>

2005-08-08  Kamil Skalski  <nazgul@nemerle.org>

	* Queue.cs, Stack.cs: remove implementation of ICollection<T>,
	since it is no longer in b2 API

2005-06-20  David Waite  <mass@akuma.org>

	* Collection.cs, ReadOnlyCollection.cs: removed as they are no longer in the b2 API

2005-05-13  Atsushi Enomoto  <atsushi@ximian.com>

	* Queue.cs, Stack.cs: moved from mscorlib.dll

2005-02-35  Carlos Alberto Cortez <calberto.cortez@gmail.com>

	* Collections.cs: Changed the code inside IndexOf, for
	the use of Array.IndexOf<>, to keep clean the code.
	
2004-11-17  Carlos Alberto Cortez Guevara <carlos@unixmexico.org>

	* Collections.cs: Avoid the call to Array.Clear () in RemoveItem (),
	now we only assign the last element (the deleted one) to its default
	value.
	
2004-09-20  Gert Driesen <drieseng@users.sourceforge.net>

	* ReadOnlyCollection.cs: Moved over from corlib
	* Collection.cs: Moved over from corlib
