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What is new in MetaPost version 1.780:
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* The turningnumber calculation in 1.770 was bugged.
* The picture export in 1.770 forgot to add trailing zeroes to the
log and term output channel resulting in rubbish output.
* The arguments of the PS "dtransform" operator have been fixed
(was wrong since 1.750).
* The warning limit in numbersystem=double mode is now exactly 2**52.
* A bunch of obvious memory leaks fixed. Not all yet, but now the
MPlib seems to be usable even with many graphics.
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What is new in MetaPost version 1.770:
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This is an alpha release for testing & debugging only!
* The command line switch --numbersystem replaces --math.
* Two new internals: numbersystem (string, read-only, either "scaled"
or "double" at the moment) and numberprecision (numeric, currently
a no-op).
* There is a new bitmap backend:
outputformat:="png";
This backend uses cairo and libpng to generate PNG bitmap data.
The created PNG used RGB + Alpha, with anti-aliasing, at 72dpi,
and with a transparent background.
* Associated with this, there are new internals "hppp" and "vppp",
that are used by the bitmap backend to decide on the scale of
the generated bitmap. Default value for both new internals is
"1.0", i.e. one pixel per Metapost point.
The internal names come from metafont.
* There are two new primitives for use with picture item objects:
prescriptpart
postscriptpart
* The C API has been extended to allow path control point resolution
without going through the Metapost input language, see
manual/mplibapi.tex for details.
* The C API has been extended with a "math_mode" switch in the options
structure, and the memory size options as well as "ini_mode" have
been removed (the MPlib instance now always starts up in inimp mode)
* The code for picture shipout now uses "double" for all floating point
values. This can give small differences in the actual output files in
traditional mode due to the required scaled -> double conversion, but
was necessary to support the new numerical backend code.
* The Lua API internals have been updated to reflect the C API changes.
* All known crashes in earlier versions of Metapost have been fixed.
Known issues:
* The manual is not up-to-date yet on the metapost input language
changes.
* There are various memory leaks.
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What is new in MetaPost version 1.750:
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