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From: Jon Drews <jon.drews@gmail.com>
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Subject: GSL 1.5 examples
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I am in the process of writing up simple C examples for the  GNU
Scientific Libraries
( in /usr/ports/math/gsl ). If anyone has GSL routines that they can
contribute I would greatly appreciate it. The examples will be
included with the port. They serve two purposes: 1) as examples on how
to use the port and 2) as test cases to check for errors when new
versions of GSL are released.

                                              Kind regards,
                                              Jonathan