I finally got round to releasing C++ wrappers for GSL-2.6 on
ccgsl.sf.net under GPL. These were originally just for me to avoid
alloc() and free() functions while keeping most of the efficiency of GSL.
Are there any other surviving attempts to wrap GSL in C++? And how many
people are interested anyway?
It looks like gsl-- and gslwrap haven’t had any development in over a
decade. I guess o2scl is still going, though it’s more a C++ library
that interfaces well with GSL. There’s also RcppGSL, though that is only
really a link between GSL and R through Rcpp.
Is it worthwhile doing more here? What is actually needed by C++ users?
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John D Lamb
