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- Basic support for MinGW32 development kit.
- Added tbb::zero_allocator class that initializes memory with zeros.
    It can be used as an adaptor to any STL-compatible allocator class.
- Added tbb::parallel_for_each template function as alias to parallel_do.
- Added more overloads for tbb::parallel_for.
- Added support for exact exception propagation (can only be used with
    compilers that support C++0x std::exception_ptr).
- tbb::atomic template class can be used with enumerations.
- mutex, recursive_mutex, spin_mutex, spin_rw_mutex classes extended
    with explicit lock/unlock methods.
- Fixed size() and grow_to_at_least() methods of tbb::concurrent_vector
    to provide space allocation guarantees. More methods added for
    compatibility with std::vector, including some from C++0x.
- Preview of a lambda-friendly interface for low-level use of tasks.
- scalable_msize function added to the scalable allocator (Windows only).
- Rationalized internal auxiliary functions for spin-waiting and backoff.
- Several tests undergo decent refactoring.

Changes affecting backward compatibility:

- Improvements in concurrent_queue, including limited API changes.
    The previous version is deprecated; its functionality is accessible
    via methods of the new tbb::concurrent_bounded_queue class.
- grow* and push_back methods of concurrent_vector changed to return
    iterators; old semantics is deprecated.