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[Gsll-devel] Bug with image
by Jason Nielsen 01 Mar '08

01 Mar '08

First of all, thank you for making these bindings available. They are great! Much better that the bare-bones cffi wrappers I've been using for the small subset of gsl I've needed. I think there is a small bug with exceptions in the code. I usually make my own image with code that I use regularly (sbcl 1.0.14), i.e. (require 'asdf) (require 'asdf-install) (require 'cffi) (require 'gsll) (sb-ext:save-lisp-and-die "sbcl-with-slime.core") then start up sbcl with "sbcl --core sbcl-with-slime.core". In this mode of operation gsll hangs when an exception is caught, e.g. (jacobian-elliptic-functions 0.61802d0 1.5d0) just sits and the repl prompt is not returned (endless loop or something). If I just fire up sbcl and load gsll normal everything works fine and I get the expected warning that |m|>1. Hope this is a useful enough description of the problem for you to track it down. With kind regards, Jason

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29 Feb '08

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[Gsll-devel] Undelivered Mail Returned to Sender
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29 Feb '08

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[Gsll-devel] Patch for Mac OS X
by Leonardo Varuzza 26 Feb '08

26 Feb '08

Hello, I tried to load the gsll in my mac, but gsl is installed by macport in /opt/local. I made a little path to search in the other paths on darwin. I also created a git repository for gsll in my personal site: http://www.lambdatau.com/git/gsll.git With two branchs: master with the svn version and mac with my changes. Cheer's -- The most fundamental particles in this product are held together by a "gluing" force about which little is currently known and whose adhesive power can therefore not be permanently guaranteed.

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