move release-note files to rackety names

collects/scribblings/main/release.scrbl

@@ -7,19 +7,23 @@
    (apply link (apply build-path (find-doc-dir) "release-notes" path)
                content))
 @(define (mzport doc from to)
-   (rl-link (list "mzscheme" doc) (format "Porting from ~a to ~a" from to)))
+   (rl-link (list "racket" doc) (format "Porting from ~a to ~a" from to)))
 
 @main-page['release]
 
 @itemize[#:style "compact"]{
 
- @item{@rl-link['("drscheme" "HISTORY.txt")]{DrScheme}}
- @item{@rl-link['("mzscheme" "HISTORY.txt")]{MzScheme}
+ @item{@rl-link['("racket" "HISTORY.txt")]{Racket core}
        @itemize[#:style "compact"]{
+         @item{@mzport["Racket_5.txt" "v4.x" "v5.x"]}
          @item{@mzport["MzScheme_4.txt" "v3xx" "v4.x"]}
          @item{@mzport["MzScheme_300.txt" "v2xx" "v3xx"]}
          @item{@mzport["MzScheme_200.txt" "v1xx" "v2xx"]}}}
- @item{@rl-link['("mred" "HISTORY.txt")]{MrEd}}
+ @item{@rl-link['("drracket" "HISTORY.txt")]{DrRacket}}
+ @item{@rl-link['("gracket" "HISTORY.txt")]{GRacket}}
+ @item{@rl-link['("teachpack" "HISTORY.txt")]{Teachpacks}}
  @item{@rl-link['("stepper" "HISTORY.txt")]{Stepper}}
+ @item{@rl-link['("plai" "HISTORY.txt")]{PLAI}}
+ @item{@rl-link['("redex" "HISTORY.txt")]{Redex}}
 
 }

collects/scribblings/scheme/compat.scrbl

@@ -7,9 +7,9 @@ compatibility with older versions of Racket:
 
 @itemlist[
 
- @item{@as-index{@exec{mzscheme}} --- the same a @exec{racket -I scheme/base}}
+ @item{@as-index{@exec{mzscheme}} --- the same a @exec{racket -I scheme/init}}
 
- @item{@as-index{@exec{mred}} --- the same a @exec{gracket -I scheme/base}}
+ @item{@as-index{@exec{mred}} --- the same a @exec{gracket -I scheme/gui/init}}
 
  @item{@as-index{@exec{drscheme}} --- the same as @exec{drracket}}
 

doc/release-notes/racket/HISTORY.txt

@@ -1,10 +1,16 @@
-Version 4.2.5.10
-regexp-match* et al. now disable ^ matching on all but the first
- match, and empty matches are allowed in all positions except
- immediately after an empty match
-
-Version 4.2.5.3
+Version 5.0, May 2010
+Changed the core executable from mzscheme to racket
+Changed default value printer to use quasiquote style
+The language of a program's main module can specify run-time
+ configuration actions, such as setting the default printer's
+ style
+Changed regexp-match* et al. to make ^ matching relative to the
+ original string (not substrings for matches after the for) and to
+ allow empty matches in all positions except immediately after an
+ empty match
 Added chaperones
+Changed paths like the preferences file to use "racket" instead
+ of "mzscheme" or "plt-scheme"
 
 Version 4.2.5, March 2010
 Added scheme/future, enabled by default on main platforms

doc/release-notes/racket/Racket_5.txt

@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+Racket v5.0 is the first release under the name "Racket". The Racket
+core was formerly named "MzScheme" and the overall package was
+formerly named "PLT Scheme".
+
+The Racket language is slightly different from the PLT Scheme language
+of v4.x:
+
+ * The preferred form for creating new structure types is now
+   `struct', which is like `define-struct', but it does not bind a
+   constructor with a `make-' prefix; instead, the structure-type name
+   doubles as its constructor.
+
+ * The default printing mode uses `quasiquote' to print values such as
+   lists and vectors. It prints instances of transparent structure
+   types as expressions.
+
+The old PLT Scheme language is still provided by the libraries
+`scheme', `scheme/base, etc. The new Racket language is provided by
+`racket', `racket/base', etc.  The `mzscheme' executable starts
+`racket' with `scheme/init' as the start-up language instead of
+`racket/init'.
+
+To improve compatibility between Racket and v4.x programs and libraries,
+
+ * the `racket' language includes the old `define-struct' form, and
+
+ * the `define-struct' form of `scheme' binds the type name as a
+   constructor, in addition to binding a `make-' prefixed name.
+
+Beware, however, that `scheme/unit' (and, hence, `scheme') exports a
+`struct' form for use in signatures that is different from the
+`struct' now exported by `racket'.
+
+The `slideshow' and `scribble/base' languages are now derived from
+`racket' and `racket/base' instead of `scheme' and `scheme/base'.