

GSL usage example - solving a linear system of equations.You can find a detailed description of GSL capabilities in the GSL reference manual. You can use GSL for example to solve a linear system of equations, to fit a curve to a set of points, for numerical integration, statistical calculations and so on. GSL is a C library for numerical computations. In this article, I will show you how to install GSL - the GNU Scientific Library on Windows, macOS and Linux, and how to compile and run a simple GSL program. GSL package exists for MSYS2.Solarian Programmer My programming ramblings Home Archives Contact Privacy Getting started with GSL - GNU Scientific Library on Windows, macOS and Linux Posted on Januby Paul Pacman -S mingw-w64-x86_64-qt-creator mingw-w64-x86_64-qt5 mingw-w64-x86_64-qt5-static UPDATE update packages or "pacman -Syuu" for bad database or QT missing entry in dll. So, the final version of question 1 is: Where is MSYS within the installation of MinGW? Or should I download it separately? From where? How do I install it? How do I use it to build the GSL? I am using (or trying to) the version of MinGW that is installed together with Code::Blocks using the installation programme ending with ` mingw-setup.exe` from. Where in my hard drive should I install it.Ībout question 1, I've read that I should use MSYS, which is something that comes installed with MinGW. How to use MinGW to 'install' or build the GSL.Ģ. I downloaded the GSL from and unzipped the file.īut the point in which I get stuck is how to build the GSL from the downloaded files.ġ. I am trying to install the GSL in my Windows machine, so that Code::Blocks can find and use it.
