reinh-bader / fgsl

Fortran interface to the GNU Scientific Library
https://doku.lrz.de/display/PUBLIC/FGSL+-+A+Fortran+interface+to+the+GNU+Scientific+Library
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GSL 2.2.1 is out... #11

Closed tschoonj closed 7 years ago

tschoonj commented 8 years ago

... and will need support in FGSL in order to use the new features.

As far as I can tell, it is still possible to compile the current FGSL release against GSL 2.2.1, as the API was not broken.

Anyone interested in writing some code for this? I won't have time until the christmas holidays for this unfortunately....

reinh-bader commented 7 years ago

I've started working on the new nonlinear least squares interface and hope to complete the work within the next two weeks or so. I'll go straight for 2.3 support.

Cheers Reinhold

tschoonj commented 7 years ago

Hi Reinhold,

Could you commit your work on a new branch and open a pull request for it? Every time you push a new commit to the branch, it will set off a number of builds on Travis-CI, which will test your work on multiple configurations.

Best

Tom

reinh-bader commented 7 years ago

Will do, but please bear with me for a few days. I'm a bit delayed due to illness of a friend. I think I should have something ready by Sunday afternoon.

tschoonj commented 7 years ago

No problem, there's no rush.

reinh-bader commented 7 years ago

first set of edits has been pushed out to the master branch. I think this should be OK, did ifort and gfortran testing locally. Unfortunately still only a small fraction of the work is done. I'll keep going on throughout the next week.

tschoonj commented 7 years ago

Ok, thanks!

It looks the Travis-CI build is broken. I will try and fix that this week.

reinh-bader commented 7 years ago

I think I am mostly done. Once CI is successful, I intend to merge into master. The only thing that appears to be not working is to refuse building against GSL < 2.3, even though there is a PCK_CHECK_MODULES entry in configure.ac.