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I don't mean to ask a dumb question but how do I get at this gentoo |
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science overlay? |
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Thanks, |
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Andrew |
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On 7/1/06, Andrey G. Grozin <A.G.Grozin@×××××××.su> wrote: |
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> Hello *, |
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> I've just commited a freemat-2.0 ebuild to the Gentoo science overlay. |
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> freemat seems to be a rather powerful matlab (quasi-) clone. |
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> It depends on qt-4 and some packages from the overlay (umfpack, arpack). |
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> It also depends on sci-libs/matio which I commited to the overlay some |
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> time ago. This last package is somewhat problematic: I found no normal |
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> downloading url, downloading requires clicking some buttons at some page |
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> (though it's free all right, LGPL). If you have the USE flag "fortran", a |
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> fortran interface to the library should be built; but this requires either |
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> g95 or gfortran. I have neither, so I build matio with -fortran; if |
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> somebody could check if it builds with gcc-4.1 with g95, I'd be grateful. |
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> It is also interesting if matio and freemat can be built on amd64. Please |
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> test this package, it seems interesting. |
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> Andrey |
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