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From: Vassily S. <sh...@ya...> - 2007-05-23 21:49:51
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Hello,
I'm interested in running codes that were developed in
connection with biological models.
I'm hoping my question will be pertinent to others who
are also interested in mathematical modeling.
Using Dev C++, and having followed all procedures(I
think) to link libraries(GSL, dislin and a couple of
others), and trying to compile a page of the
biological model code I referred to, the preprocessing
stage replies with "<lib.h>. No such file or
directory." This same reply occurs with whichever
library I want to link(except stdio.h).
This also applies to linking of GSL math library,
thinking to try basic bits of script right from the
gsl reference manual, and thereby to progress in
knowledge about linking of libraries. Beyond having
followed directions for linking libraries for Dev C++,
and starting a new project and file then pasting a
program into the Dev C++ workspace, perhaps a very
basic description of the process of linking the GSL
library(and other libraries) for one of the GSL math
functions would benefit a number of people who would
like to do this?
-shfets
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