Agena

agena >> `The Power of Procedural Programming` 7.3.5 Antares, April 01, 2026 - `math.compose` corrupted numarrays, causing invalid memory operations or even segmentation faults later on. This has been fixed. - `strings.fields` when given no integer index or no table or sequence of indices left memory leaks sfter issuing the error. This has been fixed. - `strings.random`, `strings.rotateleft`, `strings.rotateright` left memory leaks when issuing an error for an invalid argument. This has been fixed. - `calc.dct`, `calc.dst`, `stats.fivenum`, `stats.quartiles`, `strings.strxfrm` and `utils.multidim` no longer leave memory leaks or even crash if internal memory allocation fails or an invalid argument has been given. - `readlib` and the `import` statement left a large memory leak when the Agena source file read contained syntax errors or could not be run successfully. This has been fixed. - `readlib`, ìmport` and `package.loadclib` no longer leave a memory leak if they could not successfully initialise a dynamic link library. - `readlib` ignored the optional last argument `true`. If given, the function now prints the paths traversed while searching for the library file(s). The information printed by `readlib` and `import` when Agena is in debugging mode (-d switch or "environ.kernel(debug=true)") have been improved a bit. - `stats.normald` has been tweaked a bit. - Error messages of `strings.byte`, `strings.format`, `strings.repeat`, `strings.tolatin`, `strings.toutf8` have been beautified. - This release has been Valgrind-checked on x64 Linux to ensure there are no internal errors or memory leaks.