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 * Thu Jul 17 2014 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.19 (RPL/2)  * Sun Feb 17 2019 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.31 (RPL/2)
   - OpenSSL is upgraded to 1.1.1c;
   - SYSEVAL now sends signal to child process when RPL/2 catches SIGINT;
   - multithreading support is improved (and some bugs have been fixed);
   - SYSEVAL now sends data to stdin in a slave thread.
   * Sat Feb 2 2019 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.30 (RPL/2)
   - major bug is fixed in software interrupts subsystem that tried to
   lock a cleared mutex;
   - deadlock is fixed in SYSEVAL. This intrinsic function entered in
   deadlock if stdout/stderr of spawned subprocess was longer than pipe buffer
   size;
   - segmentation fault is fixed in NEG (on integer matrices);
   - CoCoALib is upgraded to avoid a compilaton failure on 32 bits systems;
   - SST does not enter anymore in called subroutine.
   * Mon Dec 24 2018 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.29 (RPL/2)
   - sqlite, openssl, ncurses, gsl and gnuplot are upgraded;
   - new record type is added. Record is a table extension. Data have been to be
   called by name and not by position:
   
   RPL/2> <[ "key" "value" ]> record
   
   1: |[ <[ "key"
            "value" ]>
         <[ { }
            { } ]> ]|
   
   - records can be used with GET and PUT.
   * Thu May 29 2018 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.29 (RPL/2)
   - backslash can now be used in REGEX intrinsic;
   - LINE*(*) is added to format. Now, it is possible to read and write regular
   sequential files;
   - first table support is added to RPL/C;
   - unEscString() and escString() are added in RPL/C.
   * Thu May 29 2018 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.28 (RPL/2)
   - mise à jour de Lapack en 3.8.0;
   - mise à jour générale de RPL/CAS et des utilitaires dans le répertoire tools;
   - memory corruption is fixed in SPLASH intrinsic;
   - remove multiple module rpl_complex from Fortran sources;
   - ncurses is upgraded;
   - NBRCPUS is added ;
   - splash screen is not centered on screen that contains pointer.
   * Thu Aug 03 2017 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.27 (RPL/2)
   - DETACH is fixed and now runs as expected;
   - motif$ is reborned;
   - '->' can now by used in external names;
   - sets$ library is done;
   - new types can be created in external libraries;
   - major bug is fixed in allocation(). When allocation size was null, there
   was a buffer overflow (8 bytes);
   - new types can be created and managed in modules (see modules/sets for
   example).
   * Wed Jun 28 2016 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.26 (RPL/2)
   - major bug is fixed in READ (FLOW sockets);
   - Lapack is upgraded to 3.7.0;
   - OpenSSL is upgraded;
   - GSL is upgraded to 2.4;
   - file is upgraded to 5.29;
   - some modifications are done to buld RPL/2 (and modules built with RPL/C) under
   Cygwin (Windows 10, 64 bits);
   - some symbols are removed from executable;
   - readline is upgraded to 7.0;
   - OpenSSL symbols are not exported anymore;
   - gnuplot is upgraded to 5.0.6.
   * Tue Sep 27 2016 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.25 (RPL/2)
   - ncurses, file, openssl and sqlite are upgraded;
   - major bug is fixed in DETACH (race condition and dead lock);
   - lot of minor bugs have been fixed in processus management;
   - (p)select() is replaced by poll() due to a strange bug in glibc. pselect()
   returns a erroneous number of readable devices when max file descriptor is
   greater than 1024;
   - tools/file-5.25.diff.gz is fixed (against file-5.25 and not 5.11);
   - OpenSSL is upgraded and new API is used.
   * Tue Mar 01 2016 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.24 (RPL/2)
   - tools are upgraded (xpm, openssl, ncurses, sqlite, file);
   - BSD sockets options are fixed;
   - RPL/2 splash screen is upgraded;
   - gmp is upgraded to 6.1.0;
   - sys_realloc() is added in library to allow reallocation à la C in RPL/C
   programs;
   - reallocate function is added to rplexternals.h;
   - GET, GETI, LIST-> and TABLE-> now evaluate symbolic constants instead of
   return associated fonctions in stack;
   - { e } 1 get now returns e and not E. Same fix with infinity and i symbolic
   constants ;
   - GET is fixed and now evaluates names when names are not protected:
   4 'X' sto { X } 1 get returns 4 and not X. Same fix for tables;
   - --enable-native flag is added to configure script;
   - lapack is upgraded to 3.6.0.
   * Thu Nov 26 2015 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.23 (RPL/2)
   - Giac is upgraded to 1.2.2 and mpfi is added;
   - GSL is upgraded to 2.1;
   - major bug is fixed in interruption (mutexes failure);
   - minor bug is fixed in evaluation():
   << 1 'X' sto { X } 'Y' sto 'Y(1)' eval >> returns 1 and
   << 1 'X' sto { 'X' } 'Y' sto 'Y(1)' eval >> only returns 'X'.
   Same bugfix for tables;
   - 4 'X' sto <[ X ]> returns <[ X ]> in both interpreted and compiled mode.
   Before this bugfix, it returned <[ 4 ]> in interpreted mode and <[ X ]>
   in compiled mode.
   * Wed Sep 16 2015 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.22 (RPL/2)
   - socket options are now forced on socket created by WFSOCK to fix 'KEEP ALIVE'
   bug;
   - sqlite is upgraded;
   - major regressions are fixed in compiler;
   - gnuplot is upgraded from 5.0.0 to 5.0.1;
   - ncurses is upgraded from 5.9 to 6.0 ;
   - major bug is fixed in rpl_malloc(). rpl_malloc(0) crashed with segfault.
   * Mon Jun 08 2015 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.21 (RPL/2)
   - nested function options() is removed from instruction_open() as
   LLVM/CLANG does not support this kind of function;
   - sqlite and ncurses are upgraded;
   - all compilation errors are now printed;
   - escaped characters are allowed in LOGGER intrinsic;
   - 1 -> Y 'Z' now returns undefined implicit name error.
   * Mon Feb 19 2015 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.20 (RPL/2)
   - minor bug is fixed in evaluation(). When analyse() is called from
   evaluation(), RPL/2 always evaluates compiled expression;
   - 1 -> X 'X' can be evaluated ('X' is a name and before last patch, only
   algebraic expressions were able to be directly evaluated);
   - major regression introduced in 4.1.19 is fixed in parser.
   << 1 -> X << exp >> >> returned syntax error;
   - compilation() now returns an error if a definition name contains invalid
   characters instead of BUG();
   - zlib is upgraded;
   - sqlite and openssl are upgraded;
   - new buffercached allocator is added;
   - giac is upgraded to 1.1.4;
   - Gnuplot is upgraded to 5.0.0.
   * Mon Jan 5 2015 BERTRAND Joël <rpl@systella.fr> rpl-4.1.19 (RPL/2)
   - EQV is added in algebraic input and output subroutines;
   - ncurses and sqlite have been upgraded with last patches;
 - openssl is upgraded to 1.0.1j and Gnuplot is upgraded to 4.6.6;  - openssl is upgraded to 1.0.1j and Gnuplot is upgraded to 4.6.6;
 - expression simplification subsystem is rewritten from scratch. Now, it does  - expression simplification subsystem is rewritten from scratch. Now, it does
 not do anything. Only fonctions to convert algebraic expression to and from  not do anything. Only fonctions to convert algebraic expression to and from
 q-tree have been written and successfuly tested;  q-tree have been written and successfuly tested;
 - EQV intrinsic is added;  - EQV intrinsic is added;
 - major bug is fixed in XOR intrinsic (rroneous truth table with integer or real  - major bug is fixed in XOR intrinsic (erroneous truth table with integer
 arguments);  or real arguments);
 - parser is upgraded. Now, it is possible to write <[[[3]]]> or {{5}} (without  - parser is upgraded. Now, it is possible to write <[[[3]]]> or {{5}} (without
 space) and [[ 3 4 ]]4 catches error;  space) and [[ 3 4 ]]4 catches error;
 - major regression is fixed in recherche_type() (complex type);  - major regression is fixed in recherche_type() (complex type);
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