Another relevant update for this package: Cuba.jl can now be used on Windows (GNU/Linux and Mac OS were already supported). I managed to cross compile the shared library for Windows on GNU/Linux, so during building of the package a prebuilt dll is downloaded for Windows users.
If you want to check out Cuba.jl, remember to issue Pkg.update() before installing it, in order to get the latest version (there have been two releases today, v0.1.3 being the latest one). The only open issue is support for parallelization ( https://github.com/giordano/Cuba.jl/issues/1), a feature provided by the native Cuba library in C, which however doesn't seem to play nicely with Julia because of the use of fork() function. Cheers, Mosè
