Hello all,

In case it helps: one fundamental difficulty with using GSL in c++
is that you can't easily pass class member functions
to GSL routines without also making them static. My library
(o2scl.sourceforge.net)
solves this problem with templates, but there are a couple other
alternatives. In
particular the lambda function support which starts in gcc 4.5 may also
offer some kind of novel solution.

Take care,
Andrew

On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 10:57 AM, Giuseppe Marco Randazzo
<[email protected]> wrote:
> On Monday 26 April 2010 15:38:10 Forest Yang wrote:
>> Can you say more about why you need a C++ wrapper ?
>> I have been using C++ and happy with linking to original GSL, no extra
>> work needed at all (maybe some in the OO design part).
>
> Me too :). you can mix C++ code with C code :) \o/
>
> zeld
>
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