I believe you mean that:
"bformenc/bformdec are now deprecated and should not be used".

I assume those opcodes will remain in the distribution so that old .csd's 
(like mine) will still work.

Art Hunkins

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> What have I missed?
>
>
>
>
> Notes for 5.09
> ==============
>
> New Opcodes:
>     ambisonics now in bformenc1/bformdec1 and correct.
>     bformenc1/bformdec1 are now depreicated and should not be used
>     Chua's Oscillator
>     Csound i-rate and k-rate opcodes for much standard linear algebra over
> real and complex vectors and matrices: elementwise arithmetic, norms,
> transpose and conjugate, inner products, matrix inverse, LU decomposition,
> QR decomposition, and QR-based eigenvalue decomposition. Includes
> copying vectors to and from a-rate signals, function tables, and 
> f-signals.
>     Vosim opcode
>
> Modified Opcodes:
>     vbap family now take k-rate third and fourth arguments
>     Deprecate soundout in favour of fout
>
> Bugs fixed:
>     printk and printks check that opcode is initialised
>     poscil no longer overwrites frequency if variable is shared
>     Error on /* */ comments in orchestra fixed
>
> System Changes:
>     New parser has #include and argumentless macros
>     Allow scientific notation (as was in csound4!) in Gen23
>
> Internal:
>     A number
>     Includes experimental multicore
>     Less casting between floats and doubles in float version
>     buzz rewritten
>
>
>
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> I believe you mean that:
> "bformenc/bformdec are now deprecated and should not be used".
>
> I assume those opcodes will remain in the distribution so that old .csd's
> (like mine) will still work.
>
> Art Hunkins

Sure.  I will not remove opcodes once they are out there as pieces may
depend on it.  It is a strongf policy that Csound developments should
NEVER destroy existing pieces.

the bformenc1 and bformdec1 are basicaly better and should be used for all
new pieces.

There are a small number of deprecated opcodes; all have beeter or more
stable alternatives.

==John ff



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I see two other new opcodes in the list printed by Csound:

rewindscore
setscorepos

Andres Cabrera wrote on 9/3/08 12:19 PM:

> Hi,
> 
> The what's new section in the manual now looks as shown below.
> Comments and omissions welcome.
> 
> Cheers,
> Andrés
> 
> New opcodes:
> 
> * New vosim opcode by Rasmus Ekman which recreates the historic
> VOSIM (VOcal SIMulator) technique.
> * New dcblock2 opcode by Rasmus Ekman which recreates the historic
> VOSIM (VOcal SIMulator) technique.
> * New Chua's oscillator model: chuap by Michael Gogins.
> * New Linear Algebra opcodes by Michael Gogins. Standard Linear
> algebra over real and complex vectors and matrices: elementwise
> arithmetic, norms, transpose and conjugate, inner products, matrix
> inverse, LU decomposition, QR decomposition, and QR-based eigenvalue
> decomposition. Includes copying vectors to and from a-rate signals,
> function tables, and f-signals.
> * New ambisonic opcodes: bformdec1 and bformenc1. These opcodes
> deprecate the older bformdec and bformenc.


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I think 

> rewindscore
	Rewinds the score to the start

> setscorepos
	Set a score position

Defined ion Opcodes/scoreline.c
Both i-rate

reindscore takes no args and no result
setscorepos takes one i-rate argument which is position in some unjkts
(I think seconds, but not sure which side of warpping)

Code says they were writen by Victor

==John


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PS There are coding errors in the sources -- benign but wrong.
Will be corrected in 5.10
==John



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