top-level files and directories (which are often mistakes): this

(the version was several years old): it is no longer used in

A much later version is commonly included in LaTeX distributions

sub-directory of package sources, for example to record

The macros used for the Texinfo manuals have been changed to

work better with the incompatible changes made in Texinfo 5.x.

5.0.3 (was 4.999).  This is in part to avoid 5.0.2, which can

compress in ways other versions cannot decompress.

The included version of PCRE has been updated to 8.33.

More of the installation and checking process will work even

is set to a path containing spaces, but this is

not recommended and external software (such as

Installation is aborted immediately if a

recognized: they are checked at installation.  (Fields with

version requirements were previously silently ignored.)

packages has been changed to the upcoming

has been tweaked so it can be included in

against package code supplying an invalid

are deprecated (and they have not worked with

as a scripting language including interacting with the OS.

the path was terminated with an explicit

3.0.1 (only) when a sub-architecture was used.  (Reported by

chosen, so the MD5 sums did not refer to the installed versions.

(and possibly others similarly).  (Reported by Peter Langfelder.)

and one was written for a different OS, it would set

and related functions did not properly coerce

real vectors to complex when necessary.  (

function objects in the correct place if

Parsing code was changing the length field of vectors and

Two warning/error messages have been corrected:

the (optional) warning produced by a partial name match

with a pairlist, the error message from a zero-length argument to

components as documented.  (Found by Radford Neal;

silently). To work around such issues, they now replace

error if a single named argument is not named

driver in Sweave created a JPEG file, but gave

Deparsing of infix operators with named arguments is

segfault when called on a file with lines of more than 100 bytes.