Hello,
"Jason R. Green" writes:
> [...]
>> Though it isn't much, I'd be happy to share what I have so far.
>>
>> I have gsl_matrix and gsl_vector smobs, their make, mark, free, and
>> print functions, as well as wrapper functions that zero each. I also
>> have functions for converting between GS
Hi,
[...]
> Though it isn't much, I'd be happy to share what I have so far.
>
> I have gsl_matrix and gsl_vector smobs, their make, mark, free, and
> print functions, as well as wrapper functions that zero each. I also
> have functions for converting between GSL and SCM vectors..
[...]
I've made
Hi Mike,
>> [...] Michael Gran's book ``How to extend C programs with Guile''.
> I really need to update or delete that doc. It is obsolete.
> Unfortunately, there isn't really anything out there to
> replace it.
It's been a tremendous help to me. The conciseness, clarity, and
message still hav
> From: Jason R. Green jg...@cam.ac.uk
I'm a user of GSL and new to Guile, but I've
> tried to make some
progress in this direction with the scm_ interface. What
> I've done
rather closely follows the Guile manual and the available
> tutorials,
like Michael Gran's book ``How to extend C program
Hi,
> I think having Guile bindings to GSL would be great. Which line of
> development are you referring to?
Oh, I was referring to the development of Guile bindings for GSL, in general.
> FWIW, I think it would be great if these bindings were eventually
> integrated in the GSL package proper.
Hello,
"Jason R. Green" writes:
> Guile and GSL are two great GNU packages for building scientific
> computing software. In my own work I need support for GSL data types
> (e.g., vectors, matrices) and my own types built from them. I know
> this has come up in the
Guile and GSL are two great GNU packages for building scientific
computing software. In my own work I need support for GSL data types
(e.g., vectors, matrices) and my own types built from them. I know
this has come up in the past:
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http://www.gnu.org/software/guile/manual/html_node/Starting
