--- ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2006/04/05 06:22:56	1.118
+++ ray/doc/notes/ReleaseNotes	2008/02/21 01:22:06	1.145
@@ -1570,3 +1570,93 @@ Renamed librt.a to librtrad.a, to avoid conflict on So
 everything now gets linked to -lrtrad instead of -lrt.
 
 Fixed problem with large sample sets, so -u+ option now is truly random.
+Thanks to Rick Mistrick and Younju Yoon for identifying this problem,
+which was related to a poorly designed hash function.
+
+Changed -u+ to be the default setting in rtrace (only).
+
+Fixed binary i/o for rlam and vwrays under Windows.
+
+Added tmCvLums() to tone-mapping routines using a 16-bit lookup table
+on IEEE floats, which is also used to improve speed of COLOR conversions,
+especially on machines with slow log() calls.  The first call to
+tmCvLums(), tmCvGrays(), or tmCvColors() initializes the table.
+
+Created optics2rad.csh script to convert from Optics 5 material output
+to something correct for Radiance.  Built on old glazing.cal function,
+which is actually incorrect so removed from the distribution.
+
+Fixed nuisance bug in ximage under some SGI machines that caused it to
+choose an inappropriate visual and display incorrect colors.  (Thanks
+to Oskar Itzinger for debugging the problem.)
+
+Fixed long-standing inaccuracy of pcompos -t and +t thresholding options.
+
+Fixed bug in handling of views with tabs rather than spaces.
+
+Fixed bug related to alias of alias.
+
+****** COMPATIBILITY CHANGE ********
+Changed default sky turbidity in gensky from the original default of
+2.75 to the CIE 110-1994 standard value of 2.45.  Thanks to Marilyne
+Anderson of MIT for pointing out this discrepancy.
+
+Added -o option to ra_xyze to produce original pixel values.
+
+Fixed bug in tracing of virtual sources, where intervening glazing was
+not being accounted for properly.
+
+Added -h option to pcompos and pcomb to eliminate verbose headers.
+
+=====================
+Version 3.9
+
+Added -spec option to falsecolor to restore original spectral color scale.
+Also added "-s auto" option to automatically set the maximum value.
+
+Added byte-swapping input and output to rcalc.
+
+Additional error-checking for source surfaces.
+
+Re-fixed bug in octree code that caused it to allocate 8 times as
+much memory as it actually used(!) -- this was pointed out way back
+in 1999 by Erik Reinhard and Erik Jansen, but the fix they gave me
+got lost in the slightly broken release process at the time.  This
+should make a big difference in memory usage, especially for the
+new mesh primitive.  (I measured 30% less memory usage.)
+
+Corrected ray weights for material mixtures.
+
+Reduced the default -n setting for obj2mesh to take better advantage
+of the smaller octree structure size.
+
+Fixed bug in shadow cache where it was adding surfaces with antimatter
+holes cut in them to the obstructor list.  Thanks to John Mardaljevic
+for discovering and reporting the problem.
+
+Adding ability in mkillum to incorporate BSDF data in calculation.
+Internal interface (raypcalls) now used in place of rtrace process(es).
+
+Fixed pixel alignment in pcomb for size reduction and enlargement.
+
+Allow rtcontrib user to set -P and -PP options for persistent rendering.
+The only caveat is that -n setting > 1 requires -PP rather than -P.
+
+Added -c option to rtcontrib to facilitate cumulative calculations.
+
+Added ability to incorporate LBNL Window 6 bidirectional scattering
+distribution function (BSDF) data in mkillum.
+
+****** COMPATIBILITY CHANGE ********
+Fixed long-standing bug in source.cal, which caused it to produce
+reversed anisotropic photometric distributions due to the
+misorientation of the y-axis.  Thanks to Zack Rogers for discovering
+and helping debug this problem.
+
+Fixed long-standing bug in replmarks, where triangles with X-side
+aligned with Z-axis would cause incorrect rotations.  Thanks to
+Zack Rogers for finding this error.
+
+Added rsensor program to compute sensor signal for daylighting controls.
+Funding for this component was provided by the Architectural Energy
+Corporation in Boulder, CO, and directed by Zack Rogers.