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Re: that GSL thing
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Ross Lippert |
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Re: that GSL thing |
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Wed, 24 Oct 2001 03:55:21 -0700 (PDT) |
I was thinking more of a planned trimming away of libcruft routines
which overlap with GSL routines (note: I have no idea whether GSL
routines are NA-lib quality or NR quality, so this may just be a dumb
idea off the bat).
-r
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>As far as I understand, matlab is distributing wrappers for GSL on its
>web site, though they are not official due to GSL being in beta. I did
>not investigate the matter, but I think that the wrappers must be under
>GPL, so we can take them and adapt them to Octave easily.
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