Hi, On Sat, Jan 21, 2017 at 02:34:03PM +0100, Michael Banck wrote: > are you using libint2 yourself, and if so what project if I may ask?
I'm trying to write a new quantum chemistry suite, but it's not yet working at all. > I kinda noticed, but I wasn't sure whether those were just examples, for > test cases or generally useful. If the latter is the case, I'm happy to > include them. I'm neither sure, but I think it's good thing to make it less astonishing. I don't think that a binary package would depend on the feature, and that's why I tagged libint2-dev instead of libint2-2 as recommending libint2-data in the patch. > Happy to do that, but it's too late for stretch now, as no new packages > will enter at this point. So this will have to wait till after the > release. OK, I'm not in hurry at all. > I'll take a look at the other changes once I have time, I am travelling > right now. Thank you in advance for taking your time. Best regards.
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