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The GSL vector_view type is pretty much totally redundant with the Julia SubArray type, so I would tend to not include it at all (issue #12).
However, if you are going to include it, you must define it as a type which contains a reference to the original Array that was used to construct it, as otherwise the latter may be garbage-collected by Julia, which would lead to a crash when GSL next tries to access the vector contents.
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The GSL
vector_view
type is pretty much totally redundant with the JuliaSubArray
type, so I would tend to not include it at all (issue #12).However, if you are going to include it, you must define it as a
type
which contains a reference to the originalArray
that was used to construct it, as otherwise the latter may be garbage-collected by Julia, which would lead to a crash when GSL next tries to access the vector contents.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: