<div dir="ltr"><div>Howdy Folks,<br><br>This is an alpha release of Math::GSL, in preparation for a new release schedule of Last Wednesday of the Month,<br>which starts next week on July 30th. Thierry has been a great student to mentor during the Summer of Code and has contributed large amounts of documentation and tests relating to all subsystems, but in particular to the linear algebra subsystems BLAS and CBLAS. Many subsystems are well-documented and fully functional, like Matrix, Vector, RNG, SF, CDF,Poly, Const, PowInt, while a few still have only partial support and minimal documentation. Subsystems which require callbacks (a.k.a gsl_function *) , like Deriv, Integration, Min, Multimin do not work at all currently, but I am hard at work figuring this issue out and I have been getting great help from local Perl mongers.<br>
<br>Requirements: <br></div> * Perl 5.8.8<br> * GSL 1.11<br> * Test::Class<br> * Test::More<br> * Test::Exception<br> * ExtUtils::PkgConfig<br> * This Module does not require SWIG, but does come with the interface files<br>
which were used to generate the XS code<br><br><br>Download latest snapshot: <a href="http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL/Math-GSL-0.05_01.tar.gz" target="_blank">http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL/Math-GSL-0.05_01.tar.gz</a> <br>
Browse git repo: <a href="http://leto.net/gitweb" target="_blank">http://leto.net/gitweb</a><br>
Browse raw files: <a href="http://leto.net/git/Math-GSL" target="_blank">http://leto.net/git/Math-GSL</a><br>Math::GSL blog:<a href="http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL"> http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL</a> <br><br>Note: If you do a "./Build clean", your generated XS code will be cleaned and then SWIG *will* be<br>
necessary for compilation. Or you could just untar the file again. Or "just don't do that."<br>
<br>To get involved with development of Math::GSL, set up your git repo like so:<br><br><div> git clone <a href="http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL.git" target="_blank">http://leto.net/code/Math-GSL.git</a><br> cd Math-GSL<br>
git checkout -b bleed # create new local branch<br> git pull origin bleed # pull in remote bleed<br> gitk & # browse git repo with Tk gui<br><br>and start hacking away! Patches, suggestions and bug reports are very welcome. <br>
<br>Cheers,<br><br>Jonathan Leto<br><br>
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