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Subject: Re: blas, eispack, linpack need new MASTER_SITES
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(Sorry if an empty message got first, my mailer went funny)

You can add fftpack to the list :(. I consulted with AT&T and it seems
like that site is in a limbo due to the recent changes in AT&T-Lucent. I
asked AT&T Labs, but it seems like we lost netlib.

There may be a local mirror in Walnut Creek..they sold (probably still
sell) Netlib on a cool CD.

Pedro.


Bill Fenner wrote:
> 
> The host netlib.att.com doesn't appear to exist any more; these 3 ports
> need new MASTER_SITES.
> 
>   Bill