List of the bugs found in Mplot++

1) The draw of the axes (x-, y- and z-) in tridimensional graphic does
   not pass trough the graphic pipeline.

2) There is not a mechanism to increase the number of the nodes where
   a function has vertical asymptotes (like the tan() function in PI/2);
   the program needs an algorithm to improve the visualization of the
   the graphics of the functions which explode in a point.

3) To export a graph in the form of Postscript(R) document Mplot++ asks
   the user for the path of the file where the graph must be saved. However,
   it does not stick literally to the path given by the user, because Mplot++
   changes the name of the file in a such way it has always the extension
   .ps for a normal Postscript file and the extension .eps for an Encapsulated
   Postscript file. So, if the user gives the path

		"/home/xxx/.../test.txt"
   ( for MS Windows(R) users :  "C:\...\test.txt" )		

	or	"/home/xxx/.../test"
   ( for MS Windows(R) users :  "C:\...\test" )		

   Mplot++ uses, in place of it,

		"/home/xxx/.../test.ps"
   ( for MS Windows(R) users :  "C:\...\test.ps" )		
   for a normal Postscript document


	and 	"/home/xxx/.../test.eps"
   ( for MS Windows(R) users :  "C:\...\test.eps" )		

   in the case of an Encapsulated Postscript document.
   This behavior must be considered a bug because currently Mplot++ does
   not warn the user when it acts as before.
