The current gsl-java distribution was linked against gsl v.1.3.
The current gsl version (1.6?) may not support the "gsl_warning()" function - I did not check.
In this situation you can just comment the associated
JNI binding function(s) that invoke "gsl_warning()"
(e.g. " Java_org_gnu_gsl_errno_Errno_gsl_1warning" in
Errno.[ch])
You can also comment the Java interface method
("gsl_warning" in Errno.java) but if you don't the
source will still compile, and binaries will link and run OK
as long as you don't try to exercise the binding.
Likewise for other bindings that don't match.
/mark
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The current gsl-java distribution was linked against gsl v.1.3.
The current gsl version (1.6?) may not support the "gsl_warning()" function - I did not check.
In this situation you can just comment the associated
JNI binding function(s) that invoke "gsl_warning()"
(e.g. " Java_org_gnu_gsl_errno_Errno_gsl_1warning" in
Errno.[ch])
You can also comment the Java interface method
("gsl_warning" in Errno.java) but if you don't the
source will still compile, and binaries will link and run OK
as long as you don't try to exercise the binding.
Likewise for other bindings that don't match.
/mark