Re: GSL and Octave

[Brian Gough]

> http://sources.redhat.com/gsl/ref/gsl-ref_toc.html
>
> I was just perusing the GSL page thinking that it consolidated
> a lot of functionality in C that I am used to in octave.  Anyhow,
> I was wondering if there is
>   1) any thought of accessing the GSL from octave
>   2) any opinions by the learned here on the merits of the GSL in general.

If you need to access some GSL routines from Octave the best way is to
use a dynamically loaded .m file, as described in the 'oregonator'
example in the manual.

regards
Brian Gough



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