Re: [gentoo-science] freemat-2.0 at gentooscience.org

[Andrew Randles]

(Hopefully people will not get this email twice)

I too am interested in this program.  I also am stuck with matio
install.  I didn't realize the version had changed.  I filed a "bug"
or whatever related to this on gentooscience.org.

http://gentooscience.org/ticket/55

In that "ticket" I had regenerated the digest with the new version.  I
ended up with a compile failure with the old ebuild.

I know this does not help much but I am intersted in getting this working too.
Andrew

On 8/28/06, Vadim <vadim@××××××××××.ru> wrote:
> Andrey G. Grozin wrote:
>
> > Hello *,
> >
> > I've just commited a freemat-2.0 ebuild to the Gentoo science overlay.
> > freemat seems to be a rather powerful matlab (quasi-) clone.
> > It depends on qt-4 and some packages from the overlay (umfpack, arpack).
> > It also depends on sci-libs/matio which I commited to the overlay some
> > time ago. This last package is somewhat problematic: I found no normal
> > downloading url, downloading requires clicking some buttons at some
> > page (though it's free all right, LGPL). If you have the USE flag
> > "fortran", a fortran interface to the library should be built; but
> > this requires either g95 or gfortran. I have neither, so I build matio
> > with -fortran; if somebody could check if it builds with gcc-4.1 with
> > g95, I'd be grateful. It is also interesting if matio and freemat can
> > be built on amd64. Please test this package, it seems interesting.
> >
>
> I can't build this ebuild, because the suggested link ends up with
> downloading matio.zip which is of version 1.3.0, and it seemingly
> differs from one that required (1.1.4), so I am out of luck...
>
>
> Can you please look at the problem?
>
> Thanks for a very interesting ebuild, BTW.
>
> Vadim.
>
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