We welcome comments, suggestions and most importantly, fixes in the
form of a patch.  Send such items to:

    dbell@canb.auug.org.au
    chongo@toad.com		    {uunet,pyramid,sun}!hoptoad!chongo

The following are the known bugs and mis-features in 2.9.3t7.  

    * Saber C warns about several problems related to accessing memory
      that has not been previously set.  Purify, on the other hand,
      does not issue such warnings.  These problems need to be looked
      into and if they are real, they need to be fixed.

      One may not need Saber C to work on this problem.  The warning
      spots have been marked as comments in the source.  To find these
      warnings, grep for the XXX symbol in the source.

    * Purify reports that calc leaks memory.  Plug these leaks or
      determine that such leaks are non-issues.
    
    * Calc does not support negative mods.

    * The output of list(2,3,4) is indented differently from list().

    * Calc does not compile on some versions OSF/1 Dec Alpha cc.   
      During the compile of qtrans.c, zfunc.c and zmath.c using
      DEC OSF/1 AXP Compiler Driver 3.11, one may see:

	    ugen: warning   : line XXX : .../const_idiv.p, line 155
                divide by zero

      The resulting calc fails the regression test.

      The work-around to this problem is to use gcc on the Dec Alpha.

    * On a Pyramid running DC/OSx using the MIPS cc, calc fails
      regression tests 1205, 1206, 1207, 1209, 1210 and 1211.
      It then declares that the next line (test 1212) has an
      illegal value for decrementing.
