#9533: Update GSL to the latest upstream release (1.14) & permit parallel
building.
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   Reporter:  drkirkby      |       Owner:  tbd         
       Type:  enhancement   |      Status:  needs_review
   Priority:  major         |   Milestone:  sage-4.5.2  
  Component:  packages      |    Keywords:              
     Author:  David Kirkby  |    Upstream:  N/A         
   Reviewer:                |      Merged:              
Work_issues:                |  
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Comment(by leif):

 Suggestion:
 {{{
 #!patch
 diff --git a/SPKG.txt b/SPKG.txt
 --- a/SPKG.txt
 +++ b/SPKG.txt
 @@ -38,17 +38,15 @@

  == Dependencies ==

 - * None - GSL does currently not depend on any other Sage package to
 -   compile, link and pass all GSL's self-tests. However, as of
 -   20th July 2010, ATLAS is listed as a dependency in spkg/standard/deps.
 + * None - GSL 1.14 does not depend on any other Sage package to compile,
 +   link and pass all of GSL's self-tests. Despite that fact, as of
 +   20th July 2010, ATLAS is listed as a dependency in spkg/standard/deps.
 +   (It comes with its own CBLAS implementation that is e.g. used when
 running
 +   the GSL test suite during installation; however, the Sage library only
 +   uses it as a fall-back, if e.g. ATLAS's CBLAS library is not present.)

  == Special Update/Build Instructions ==
 - * According to the GSL web page: http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/
 -   "GSL requires a BLAS library for vector and matrix operations. The
 -   default CBLAS library supplied with GSL can be replaced by the tuned
 -   ATLAS library for better performance". Exactly how one would use ATLAS
 is
 -   not clear (there are no obvious options for the 'configure' script),
 -   but in principle it could be done.
 + * Currently nothing special to be done.
 }}}

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