Rob, now we have a new website would you do us a big favour and update
the 'PDL for Windows' info on the web pages? This perhaps could be a
link to a 'howto' on the wiki?
Thanks
Karl
Did you install using PPM ?
If so, you probably installed the PPM package available from the
ActiveState repository. Unfortunately that build of PDL does no
incorporate Slatec. There's a PPM package of PDL available from
Randy Kobes' uwinnipeg repository that *does* incoroporate Slatec,
so I would suggest installing it, instead:
ppm install http://theoryx5.uwinnipeg.ca/ppms/PDL.ppd
(You might first need to run 'ppm remove PDL'.)
Alternatively, if you install MinGW and dmake, you'll be able to
build PDL from source (with ActiveState perl) -though there's
probably not much to be gained by building from source, as opposed
to using the uwinnipeg PPM package (except for the fun and the
experience, of course :-)
Even if you do use the uwinnipeg PPM, there are still gains to be
had from installing MinGW and dmake - in that various additional PDL
capabilities will become available if MinGW and dmake are locatable
(ie in your "path").
Cheers,
Rob
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