> I have a symlink libarpack.so pointing to libarpack.so.2.1 in my
> debian/sid. Does creating it help?
Yes, that made it work. (It appears the problem was that I installed
the non-dev version: libarpack2-dev automatically creates this link but
libarpack2 doesn't.)
To prevent others having the
The real issue here is what is "tol" supposed to mean? The quadndg
documentation simply calls it a tolerance parameter.
The existing quadndg is relative tolerance=tol, absolute tolerance=0; as
you correctly observe, an absolute tolerance of 0 means integrals with a
value of 0 have no tolerance
Debian have already agreed that the new license is free: the ARPACK
library (but not this Octave binding) has now been re-added to Debian
unstable, after being removed when someone noticed the old license's
restrictions a few months ago.
http://packages.qa.debian.org/a/arpack.html
http://bugs.debia
> It expects things to be installed in your library path. If you've
> installed it elsewhere, you can set the LD_LIBRARY_PATH or LIBRARY_PATH
> environment variables to point to where you've installed it.
That (along with renaming the library to libarpack.a; the default is
libarpack_$(PLAT).a) f
> Could you check that you have these
> development files installed. I think they're called 'libsuitesparse-dev'
> or something like that.
Installing this package fixed this error, but I now have a new one: it
can't find -larpack. Where does it expect this to be installed? This
error occurs bo
> Looks like you haven't installed the Octave development files for
> Octave. I think the package is called 'octave3.0headers' (or something
> like that) in Ubuntu. Install that and try again.
octave3.0-headers, and it was already installed.
As a test I also tried installing the linear-algebra Oc
How is the arpack package supposed to be installed? If I try to install
it from within Octave as in the Octave-Forge instructions, I get several
error messages, as below; if I try to install it using make as suggested
in its makefile, this appears to succeed but I can't then use the package.
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