Joseph Wakeling writes:
Here's what I wrote. Does the notice put at the beginning look OK? I
was a bit unsure about the copyright thing but I guess I should take
some responsibility for the changes. I'm kind of new to software
licensing issues so I want to make sure I'm not treading
Apologies to Martin who will be getting this mail twice. The first time
I replied, I accidentally sent it to him only...
Martin Jansche wrote:
Note that I deliberately *don't* want to just compile to object form the
whole GSL.
Why not?
Well, we could consider that to be merely part of my
Hello all,
I recently downloaded the GSL but have been having trouble with the
#include options in these files.
Header include commands for GSL invariably take the form of, say,
#include gsl/gsl_rng.h
but the header file concerned is usually not actually located in the
gsl/ directory, so
On 11/22/05, Joseph Wakeling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Header include commands for GSL invariably take the form of, say,
#include gsl/gsl_rng.h
but the header file concerned is usually not actually located in the
gsl/ directory, so the compiler fails to find it.
I'm not sure I fully
On 11/22/05, Joseph Wakeling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The error message produced in that case is: gsl/gsl_sf_bessel.h: No such
file or directory. I get a similar message when, e.g., I try to compile
the ran1.c random number generator, although this also fails to find the
config.h header.
I
