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12. By Colin Watson on 2011-02-09

* Backport from unstable (Thomas Weber):
  - Drop libgl1-mesa-swx11-dev and libglu1-mesa-dev from
    build-dependencies. They are already pulled in by other packages, so
    we don't need to force specific versions of Mesa (LP: #546671).

11. By Thomas Weber <email address hidden> on 2010-05-24

New patch: scale_image_point_color, scale image point color (closes:
#581998)

10. By Thomas Weber <email address hidden> on 2010-05-21

New patch: fix-interp2; fixes wrong bicubic interpolation, triggered by
octave-image's test suite (closes: #582276)

9. By Thomas Weber <email address hidden> on 2010-04-12

Rebuild and bump build-depends on libblas-dev to (>= 1.2.-7) and on
liblapack-dev to (>= 3.2.1-7) to pick up the new alternatives
configuration in the BLAS libraries (closes: #576812).

8. By Ilya Barygin on 2010-03-06

No-change rebuild for hdf5 1.6.6-0 -> 1.8.4 transition.

7. By Thomas Weber <email address hidden> on 2009-10-06

* New upstream release
* Change build-dependency on libreadline, as per
  http://lists.debian.org/debian-devel/2009/09/msg00562.html
* Dropped patches (applied upstream):
  - complex-nan-print.diff
  - dont_pass_ldflags_to_magickconfig

6. By Jamie Strandboge on 2009-09-18

no change rebuild

5. By Thomas Weber <email address hidden> on 2009-09-13

Upload to unstable

4. By Chris Coulson on 2009-08-09

* debian/rules:
  - Determine current GCC version correctly in Ubuntu to fix a FTBFS.
    This change is Ubuntu-specific.

3. By Rafael Laboissiere on 2009-06-15

debian/patches/complex-nan-print.diff: New patch for fixing the
problem in mips and mipsel about printing the value of
'complex(NaN,0)'. This was causing the package to FTBFS when running
the test of function log2 in data.cc (closes: #532656).