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Hello
Does absence of warranty mean that I can't trust results derived with
the help of gsl?
Do I have to read the source code first to determine if the library
does what it is expected to do?
Does this all mean that if I'm not willing to read the source I am not
able to use this library to get trustworthy scientific results?
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