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author	John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org>
date	Mon, 18 Oct 2010 14:33:03 -0400
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-Summary of important user-visible changes for version 3.3:
+Summary of important user-visible changes for version 3.4:
 ---------------------------------------------------------
 ** The fltk graphics backend now implements the following callback
 properties: keypressfcn, keyreleasefcn, windowbuttondownfcn,
 windowbuttonmotionfcn, windowbuttonupfcn, and currentpoint.  These
 format long eng
 Both display numbers in engineering notation, i.e., mantissa +
 exponent where the exponent is a multiple of 3.
-** The following new functions were added:
+** The following functions are new in Octave 3.4:
-accumdim     erfcx        luupdate     ppder        rsf2csf
+accumdim   erfcx        luupdate     ppder      rsf2csf
-bitpack      fileread     merge        ppint        sizemax
+bitpack    fileread     merge        ppint      sizemax
-bitunpack    fminbnd      nfields      ppjumps      strread
+bitunpack  fminbnd      nfields      ppjumps    strread
-blkmm        fskipl       nth_element  pqpnonneg    textread
+blkmm      fskipl       nth_element  pqpnonneg  textread
-cbrt         ifelse       onCleanup    randi        whitebg
+cbrt       ifelse       onCleanup    randi      whitebg
-chop         ishermitian  pbaspect     repelems
+chop       ishermitian  pbaspect     repelems
-daspect      isindex      powerset     reset
+daspect    isindex      powerset     reset
 ** Using the image function to view images with external programs such
 as display, xv, and xloadimage is no longer supported.  The
 image_viewer function has also been removed.
 When f is called, the call is forwarded to @sum with the constant 1
 appended, and the anonymous function call does not occur on the
 call stack.
-Summary of important user-visible changes for version 3.2:
----------------------------------------------------------
-** Compatibility with Matlab graphics has been improved.
-The hggroup object and associated listener callback functions have
-been added allowing the inclusion of group objects.  Data sources
-have been added to these group objects such that
-x = 0:0.1:10;
-y = sin (x);
-plot (x, y, "ydatasource", "y");
-for i = 1 : 100
-pause(0.1)
-y = sin (x + 0.1 * i);
-refreshdata();
-endfor
-works as expected.  This capability has be used to introduce
-stem-series, bar-series, etc., objects for better Matlab
-compatibility.
-** New graphics functions:
-addlistener         ezcontour   gcbo         refresh
-addproperty         ezcontourf  ginput       refreshdata
-allchild            ezmesh      gtext        specular
-available_backends  ezmeshc     intwarning   surfl
-backend             ezplot      ishghandle   trisurf
-cla                 ezplot3     isocolors    waitforbuttonpress
-clabel              ezpolar     isonormals
-comet               ezsurf      isosurface
-dellistener         findall     linkprop
-diffuse             gcbf        plotmatrix
-** New experimental OpenGL/FLTK based plotting system.
-An experimental plotting system based on OpenGL and the FLTK
-toolkit is now part of Octave.  This backend is disabled by
-default.  You can switch to using it with the command
-backend ("fltk")
-for all future figures or for a particular figure with the command
-backend (h, "fltk")
-where "h" is a valid figure handle.  Please note that this backend
-does not yet support text objects.  Obviously, this is a necessary
-feature before it can be considered usable.  We are looking for
-volunteers to help implement this missing feature.
-** Functions providing direct access to gnuplot have been removed.
-The functions __gnuplot_plot__, __gnuplot_set__, __gnuplot_raw__,
-__gnuplot_show__, __gnuplot_replot__, __gnuplot_splot__,
-__gnuplot_save_data__ and __gnuplot_send_inline_data__ have been
-removed from Octave.  These function were incompatible with the
-high level graphics handle code.
-** The Control, Finance and Quaternion functions have been removed.
-These functions are now available as separate packages from
-http://octave.sourceforge.net/packages.html
-and can be reinstalled using the Octave package manager (see
-the pkg function).
-** Specific sparse matrix functions removed.
-The following functions, which handled only sparse matrices have
-been removed.  Instead of calling these functions directly, you
-should use the corresponding function without the "sp" prefix.
-spatan2     spcumsum  spkron   spprod
-spchol      spdet     splchol  spqr
-spchol2inv  spdiag    splu     spsum
-spcholinv   spfind    spmax    spsumsqk
-spcumprod   spinv     spmin
-** Improvements to the debugger.
-The interactive debugging features have been improved.  Stopping
-on statements with dbstop should work correctly now.  Stepping
-into and over functions, and stepping one statement at a time
-(with dbstep) now works.  Moving up and down the call stack with
-dbup and dbdown now works.  The dbstack function is now available
-to print the current function call stack.  The new dbquit function
-is available to exit the debugging mode.
-** Improved traceback error messages.
-Traceback error messages are much more concise and easier to
-understand.  They now display information about the function call
-stack instead of the stack of all statements that were active at
-the point of the error.
-** Object Oriented Programming.
-Octave now includes OOP features and the user can create their own
-class objects and overloaded functions and operators.  For
-example, all methods of a class called "myclass" will be found in
-a directory "@myclass" on the users path.  The class specific
-versions of functions and operators take precedence over the
-generic versions of these functions.
-New functions related to OOP include
-class  inferiorto  isobject  loadobj  methods  superiorto
-See the Octave manual for more details.
-** Parsing of Command-style Functions.
-Octave now parses command-style functions without needing to first
-declare them with "mark_as_command".  The rules for recognizing a
-command-style function calls are
-* A command must appear as the first word in a statement,
-followed by a space.
-* The first character after the space must not be '=' or '('
-* The next token after the space must not look like a binary
-operator.
-These rules should be mostly compatible with the way Matlab parses
-command-style function calls and allow users to define commands in
-.m files without having to mark them as commands.
-Note that previous versions of Octave allowed expressions like
-x = load -text foo.dat
-but an expression like this will now generate a parse error.  In
-order to assign the value returned by a function to a variable,
-you must use the normal function call syntax:
-x = load ("-text", "foo.dat");
-** Block comments.
-Commented code can be between matching "#{" and "#}" or "%{" and
-"%}" markers, even if the commented code spans several line.  This
-allows blocks code to be commented, without needing to comment
-each line.  For example,
-function [s, t] = func (x, y)
-s = 2 * x;
-#{
-s *= y;
-t = y + x;
-#}
-endfunction
-the lines "s *= y;" and "t = y + x" will not be executed.
-** Special treatment in the parser of expressions like "a' * b".
-In these cases the transpose is no longer explicitly formed and
-BLAS libraries are called with the transpose flagged,
-significantly improving performance for these kinds of
-operations.
-** Single Precision data type.
-Octave now includes a single precision data type.  Single
-precision variables can be created with the "single" command, or
-from functions like ones, eye, etc.  For example,
-single (1)
-ones (2, 2, "single")
-zeros (2, 2, "single")
-eye (2, 2, "single")
-Inf (2, 2, "single")
-NaN (2, 2, "single")
-NA (2, 2, "single")
-all create single precision variables.  For compatibility with
-Matlab, mixed double/single precision operators and functions
-return single precision types.
-As a consequence of this addition to Octave the internal
-representation of the double precision NA value has changed, and
-so users that make use of data generated by Octave with R or
-visa-versa are warned that compatibility might not be assured.
-** Improved array indexing.
-The underlying code used for indexing of arrays has been
-completely rewritten and indexing is now significantly faster.
-** Improved memory management.
-Octave will now attempt to share data in some cases where previously
-a copy would be made, such as certain array slicing operations or
-conversions between cells, structs and cs-lists.  This usually reduces
-both time and memory consumption.
-Also, Octave will now attempt to detect and optimize usage of a vector
-as a stack, when elements are being repeatedly inserted at/removed from
-the end of the vector.
-** Improved performance for reduction operations.
-The performance of the sum, prod, sumsq, cumsum, cumprod, any, all,
-max and min functions has been significantly improved.
-** Sorting and searching.
-The performance of sort has been improved, especially when sorting
-indices are requested.  An efficient built-in issorted
-implementation was added.  The sortrows function now uses a more
-efficient algorithm, especially in the homegeneous case.  The lookup
-function is now a built-in function performing a binary search,
-optimized for long runs of close elements.  Lookup also works with
-cell arrays of strings.
-** Range arithmetics
-For some operations on ranges, Octave will attempt to keep the
-result as a range.  These include negation, adding a scalar,
-subtracting a scalar, and multiplying by a scalar. Ranges with zero
-increment are allowed and can be constructed using the built-in
-function `ones'.
-** Various performance improvements.
-Performance of a number of other built-in operations and functions
-was improved, including:
-* logical operations
-* comparison operators
-* element-wise power
-* accumarray
-* cellfun
-* isnan
-* isinf
-* isfinite
-* nchoosek
-* repmat
-* strcmp
-** 64-bit integer arithmetic.
-Arithmetic with 64-bit integers (int64 and uint64 types) is fully
-supported, with saturation semantics like the other integer types.
-Performance of most integer arithmetic operations has been
-improved by using integer arithmetic directly.  Previously, Octave
-performed integer math with saturation semantics by converting the
-operands to double precision, performing the operation, and then
-converting the result back to an integer value, truncating if
-necessary.
-** Diagonal and permutation matrices.
-The interpreter can now treat diagonal and permutation matrices as
-special objects that store only the non-zero elements, rather than
-general full matrices.  Therefore, it is now possible to construct
-and use these matrices in linear algebra without suffering a
-performance penalty due to storing large numbers of zero elements.
-** Improvements to fsolve.
-The fsolve function now accepts an option structure argument (see
-also the optimset function).  The INFO values returned from fsolve
-have changed to be compatible with Matlab's fsolve function.
-Additionally, fsolve is now able to solve overdetermined systems,
-complex-differentiable complex systems, systems with a sparse
-jacobian and can work in single precision if given single precision
-inputs.  It can also be called recursively.
-** Improvements to the norm function.
-The norm function is now able to compute row or column norms of a
-matrix in a single call, as well as general matrix p-norms.
-** New functions for computing some eigenvalues or singular values.
-The eigs and svds functions have been included in Octave.  These
-functions require the ARPACK library (now distributed under a
-GPL-compatible license).
-** New QR and Cholesky factorization updating functions.
-choldelete  cholshift   qrdelete  qrshift
-cholinsert  cholupdate  qrinsert  qrupdate
-** New quadrature functions.
-dblquad  quadgk  quadv  triplequad
-** New functions for reading and writing images.
-The imwrite and imread functions have been included in Octave.
-These functions require the GraphicsMagick library.  The new
-function imfinfo provides information about an image file (size,
-type, colors, etc.)
-** The input_event_hook function has been replaced by the pair of
-functions add_input_event_hook and remove_input_event_hook so that
-more than one hook function may be installed at a time.
-** Other miscellaneous new functions.
-addtodate          hypot                       reallog
-bicgstab           idivide                     realpow
-cellslices         info                        realsqrt
-cgs                interp1q                    rectint
-command_line_path  isdebugmode                 regexptranslate
-contrast           isfloat                     restoredefaultpath
-convn              isstrprop                   roundb
-cummin             log1p                       rundemos
-cummax             lsqnonneg                   runlength
-datetick           matlabroot                  saveobj
-display            namelengthmax               spaugment
-expm1              nargoutchk                  strchr
-filemarker         pathdef                     strvcat
-fstat              perl                        subspace
-full               prctile                     symvar
-fzero              quantile                    treelayout
-genvarname         re_read_readline_init_file  validatestring
-histc
-** Changes to strcat.
-The strcat function is now compatible with Matlab's strcat
-function, which removes trailing whitespace when concatenating
-character strings.  For example
-strcat ('foo ', 'bar')
-==> 'foobar'
-The new function cstrcat provides the previous behavior of
-Octave's strcat.
-** Improvements to the help functions.
-The help system has been mostly re-implemented in .m files to make
-it easier to modify.  Performance of the lookfor function has been
-greatly improved by caching the help text from all functions that
-are distributed with Octave.  The pkg function has been modified
-to generate cache files for external packages when they are
-installed.
 ** Deprecated functions.
-The following functions were deprecated in Octave 3.0 and will be
+The following functions were deprecated in Octave 3.0 and have been
-removed in Octave 3.4 (or whatever version is the second major
+removed from Octave 3.4.
-release after 3.0):
 beta_cdf         geometric_pdf        pascal_pdf
 beta_inv         geometric_rnd        pascal_rnd
 beta_pdf         hypergeometric_cdf   poisson_cdf
 beta_rnd         hypergeometric_inv   poisson_inv
 gamma_pdf        normal_pdf           weibull_rnd
 gamma_rnd        normal_rnd           wiener_rnd
 geometric_cdf    pascal_cdf
 geometric_inv    pascal_inv
-The following functions are now deprecated in Octave 3.2 and will
+The following functions were deprecated in Octave 3.2 and will
-be removed in Octave 3.6 (or whatever version is the second major
+be removed from Octave 3.6 (or whatever version is the second major
 release after 3.2):
 create_set          spcholinv  spmax
 dmult               spcumprod  spmin
 iscommand           spcumsum   spprod
 mark_as_rawcommand  spkron     unmark_command
 spatan2             splchol    unmark_rawcommand
 spchol              split
 spchol2inv          splu
+The following functions have been deprecated in Octave 3.4 and will
+be removed from Octave 3.8 (or whatever version is the second major
+release after 3.4):
+cellidx  fstat  values
+Summary of important user-visible changes for version 3.2:
+---------------------------------------------------------
+** Compatibility with Matlab graphics has been improved.
+The hggroup object and associated listener callback functions have
+been added allowing the inclusion of group objects.  Data sources
+have been added to these group objects such that
+x = 0:0.1:10;
+y = sin (x);
+plot (x, y, "ydatasource", "y");
+for i = 1 : 100
+pause(0.1)
+y = sin (x + 0.1 * i);
+refreshdata();
+endfor
+works as expected.  This capability has be used to introduce
+stem-series, bar-series, etc., objects for better Matlab
+compatibility.
+** New graphics functions:
+addlistener         ezcontour   gcbo         refresh
+addproperty         ezcontourf  ginput       refreshdata
+allchild            ezmesh      gtext        specular
+available_backends  ezmeshc     intwarning   surfl
+backend             ezplot      ishghandle   trisurf
+cla                 ezplot3     isocolors    waitforbuttonpress
+clabel              ezpolar     isonormals
+comet               ezsurf      isosurface
+dellistener         findall     linkprop
+diffuse             gcbf        plotmatrix
+** New experimental OpenGL/FLTK based plotting system.
+An experimental plotting system based on OpenGL and the FLTK
+toolkit is now part of Octave.  This backend is disabled by
+default.  You can switch to using it with the command
+backend ("fltk")
+for all future figures or for a particular figure with the command
+backend (h, "fltk")
+where "h" is a valid figure handle.  Please note that this backend
+does not yet support text objects.  Obviously, this is a necessary
+feature before it can be considered usable.  We are looking for
+volunteers to help implement this missing feature.
+** Functions providing direct access to gnuplot have been removed.
+The functions __gnuplot_plot__, __gnuplot_set__, __gnuplot_raw__,
+__gnuplot_show__, __gnuplot_replot__, __gnuplot_splot__,
+__gnuplot_save_data__ and __gnuplot_send_inline_data__ have been
+removed from Octave.  These function were incompatible with the
+high level graphics handle code.
+** The Control, Finance and Quaternion functions have been removed.
+These functions are now available as separate packages from
+http://octave.sourceforge.net/packages.html
+and can be reinstalled using the Octave package manager (see
+the pkg function).
+** Specific sparse matrix functions removed.
+The following functions, which handled only sparse matrices have
+been removed.  Instead of calling these functions directly, you
+should use the corresponding function without the "sp" prefix.
+spatan2     spcumsum  spkron   spprod
+spchol      spdet     splchol  spqr
+spchol2inv  spdiag    splu     spsum
+spcholinv   spfind    spmax    spsumsqk
+spcumprod   spinv     spmin
+** Improvements to the debugger.
+The interactive debugging features have been improved.  Stopping
+on statements with dbstop should work correctly now.  Stepping
+into and over functions, and stepping one statement at a time
+(with dbstep) now works.  Moving up and down the call stack with
+dbup and dbdown now works.  The dbstack function is now available
+to print the current function call stack.  The new dbquit function
+is available to exit the debugging mode.
+** Improved traceback error messages.
+Traceback error messages are much more concise and easier to
+understand.  They now display information about the function call
+stack instead of the stack of all statements that were active at
+the point of the error.
+** Object Oriented Programming.
+Octave now includes OOP features and the user can create their own
+class objects and overloaded functions and operators.  For
+example, all methods of a class called "myclass" will be found in
+a directory "@myclass" on the users path.  The class specific
+versions of functions and operators take precedence over the
+generic versions of these functions.
+New functions related to OOP include
+class  inferiorto  isobject  loadobj  methods  superiorto
+See the Octave manual for more details.
+** Parsing of Command-style Functions.
+Octave now parses command-style functions without needing to first
+declare them with "mark_as_command".  The rules for recognizing a
+command-style function calls are
+* A command must appear as the first word in a statement,
+followed by a space.
+* The first character after the space must not be '=' or '('
+* The next token after the space must not look like a binary
+operator.
+These rules should be mostly compatible with the way Matlab parses
+command-style function calls and allow users to define commands in
+.m files without having to mark them as commands.
+Note that previous versions of Octave allowed expressions like
+x = load -text foo.dat
+but an expression like this will now generate a parse error.  In
+order to assign the value returned by a function to a variable,
+you must use the normal function call syntax:
+x = load ("-text", "foo.dat");
+** Block comments.
+Commented code can be between matching "#{" and "#}" or "%{" and
+"%}" markers, even if the commented code spans several line.  This
+allows blocks code to be commented, without needing to comment
+each line.  For example,
+function [s, t] = func (x, y)
+s = 2 * x;
+#{
+s *= y;
+t = y + x;
+#}
+endfunction
+the lines "s *= y;" and "t = y + x" will not be executed.
+** Special treatment in the parser of expressions like "a' * b".
+In these cases the transpose is no longer explicitly formed and
+BLAS libraries are called with the transpose flagged,
+significantly improving performance for these kinds of
+operations.
+** Single Precision data type.
+Octave now includes a single precision data type.  Single
+precision variables can be created with the "single" command, or
+from functions like ones, eye, etc.  For example,
+single (1)
+ones (2, 2, "single")
+zeros (2, 2, "single")
+eye (2, 2, "single")
+Inf (2, 2, "single")
+NaN (2, 2, "single")
+NA (2, 2, "single")
+all create single precision variables.  For compatibility with
+Matlab, mixed double/single precision operators and functions
+return single precision types.
+As a consequence of this addition to Octave the internal
+representation of the double precision NA value has changed, and
+so users that make use of data generated by Octave with R or
+visa-versa are warned that compatibility might not be assured.
+** Improved array indexing.
+The underlying code used for indexing of arrays has been
+completely rewritten and indexing is now significantly faster.
+** Improved memory management.
+Octave will now attempt to share data in some cases where previously
+a copy would be made, such as certain array slicing operations or
+conversions between cells, structs and cs-lists.  This usually reduces
+both time and memory consumption.
+Also, Octave will now attempt to detect and optimize usage of a vector
+as a stack, when elements are being repeatedly inserted at/removed from
+the end of the vector.
+** Improved performance for reduction operations.
+The performance of the sum, prod, sumsq, cumsum, cumprod, any, all,
+max and min functions has been significantly improved.
+** Sorting and searching.
+The performance of sort has been improved, especially when sorting
+indices are requested.  An efficient built-in issorted
+implementation was added.  The sortrows function now uses a more
+efficient algorithm, especially in the homegeneous case.  The lookup
+function is now a built-in function performing a binary search,
+optimized for long runs of close elements.  Lookup also works with
+cell arrays of strings.
+** Range arithmetics
+For some operations on ranges, Octave will attempt to keep the
+result as a range.  These include negation, adding a scalar,
+subtracting a scalar, and multiplying by a scalar. Ranges with zero
+increment are allowed and can be constructed using the built-in
+function `ones'.
+** Various performance improvements.
+Performance of a number of other built-in operations and functions
+was improved, including:
+* logical operations
+* comparison operators
+* element-wise power
+* accumarray
+* cellfun
+* isnan
+* isinf
+* isfinite
+* nchoosek
+* repmat
+* strcmp
+** 64-bit integer arithmetic.
+Arithmetic with 64-bit integers (int64 and uint64 types) is fully
+supported, with saturation semantics like the other integer types.
+Performance of most integer arithmetic operations has been
+improved by using integer arithmetic directly.  Previously, Octave
+performed integer math with saturation semantics by converting the
+operands to double precision, performing the operation, and then
+converting the result back to an integer value, truncating if
+necessary.
+** Diagonal and permutation matrices.
+The interpreter can now treat diagonal and permutation matrices as
+special objects that store only the non-zero elements, rather than
+general full matrices.  Therefore, it is now possible to construct
+and use these matrices in linear algebra without suffering a
+performance penalty due to storing large numbers of zero elements.
+** Improvements to fsolve.
+The fsolve function now accepts an option structure argument (see
+also the optimset function).  The INFO values returned from fsolve
+have changed to be compatible with Matlab's fsolve function.
+Additionally, fsolve is now able to solve overdetermined systems,
+complex-differentiable complex systems, systems with a sparse
+jacobian and can work in single precision if given single precision
+inputs.  It can also be called recursively.
+** Improvements to the norm function.
+The norm function is now able to compute row or column norms of a
+matrix in a single call, as well as general matrix p-norms.
+** New functions for computing some eigenvalues or singular values.
+The eigs and svds functions have been included in Octave.  These
+functions require the ARPACK library (now distributed under a
+GPL-compatible license).
+** New QR and Cholesky factorization updating functions.
+choldelete  cholshift   qrdelete  qrshift
+cholinsert  cholupdate  qrinsert  qrupdate
+** New quadrature functions.
+dblquad  quadgk  quadv  triplequad
+** New functions for reading and writing images.
+The imwrite and imread functions have been included in Octave.
+These functions require the GraphicsMagick library.  The new
+function imfinfo provides information about an image file (size,
+type, colors, etc.)
+** The input_event_hook function has been replaced by the pair of
+functions add_input_event_hook and remove_input_event_hook so that
+more than one hook function may be installed at a time.
+** Other miscellaneous new functions.
+addtodate          hypot                       reallog
+bicgstab           idivide                     realpow
+cellslices         info                        realsqrt
+cgs                interp1q                    rectint
+command_line_path  isdebugmode                 regexptranslate
+contrast           isfloat                     restoredefaultpath
+convn              isstrprop                   roundb
+cummin             log1p                       rundemos
+cummax             lsqnonneg                   runlength
+datetick           matlabroot                  saveobj
+display            namelengthmax               spaugment
+expm1              nargoutchk                  strchr
+filemarker         pathdef                     strvcat
+fstat              perl                        subspace
+full               prctile                     symvar
+fzero              quantile                    treelayout
+genvarname         re_read_readline_init_file  validatestring
+histc
+** Changes to strcat.
+The strcat function is now compatible with Matlab's strcat
+function, which removes trailing whitespace when concatenating
+character strings.  For example
+strcat ('foo ', 'bar')
+==> 'foobar'
+The new function cstrcat provides the previous behavior of
+Octave's strcat.
+** Improvements to the help functions.
+The help system has been mostly re-implemented in .m files to make
+it easier to modify.  Performance of the lookfor function has been
+greatly improved by caching the help text from all functions that
+are distributed with Octave.  The pkg function has been modified
+to generate cache files for external packages when they are
+installed.
+** Deprecated functions.
+The following functions were deprecated in Octave 3.0 and will be
+removed from Octave 3.4 (or whatever version is the second major
+release after 3.0):
+beta_cdf         geometric_pdf       pascal_pdf
+beta_inv         geometric_rnd       pascal_rnd
+beta_pdf         hypergeometric_cdf  poisson_cdf
+beta_rnd         hypergeometric_inv  poisson_inv
+binomial_cdf     hypergeometric_pdf  poisson_pdf
+binomial_inv     hypergeometric_rnd  poisson_rnd
+binomial_pdf     intersection        polyinteg
+binomial_rnd     is_bool             setstr
+chisquare_cdf    is_complex          struct_contains
+chisquare_inv    is_list             struct_elements
+chisquare_pdf    is_matrix           t_cdf
+chisquare_rnd    is_scalar           t_inv
+clearplot        is_square           t_pdf
+clg              is_stream           t_rnd
+com2str          is_struct           uniform_cdf
+exponential_cdf  is_symmetric        uniform_inv
+exponential_inv  is_vector           uniform_pdf
+exponential_pdf  isstr               uniform_rnd
+exponential_rnd  lognormal_cdf       weibcdf
+f_cdf            lognormal_inv       weibinv
+f_inv            lognormal_pdf       weibpdf
+f_pdf            lognormal_rnd       weibrnd
+f_rnd            meshdom             weibull_cdf
+gamma_cdf        normal_cdf          weibull_inv
+gamma_inv        normal_inv          weibull_pdf
+gamma_pdf        normal_pdf          weibull_rnd
+gamma_rnd        normal_rnd          wiener_rnd
+geometric_cdf    pascal_cdf
+geometric_inv    pascal_inv
+The following functions are now deprecated in Octave 3.2 and will
+be removed from Octave 3.6 (or whatever version is the second major
+release after 3.2):
+create_set          spcholinv  spmax
+dmult               spcumprod  spmin
+iscommand           spcumsum   spprod
+israwcommand        spdet      spqr
+lchol               spdiag     spsum
+loadimage           spfind     spsumsq
+mark_as_command     spinv      str2mat
+mark_as_rawcommand  spkron     unmark_command
+spatan2             splchol    unmark_rawcommand
+spchol              split
+spchol2inv          splu
 See NEWS.3 for old news.

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