GSL shell is an interactive Lua command line interface that gives easy access to the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) collection of mathematical methods for numerical computations.
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* GSL shell * Copyright (C) 2009 Francesco Abbate * Author: Francesco Abbate * Published under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE, version 3 GSL shell offers an interactive command-line interface that gives access to GSL collection of mathematical functions. GSL shell is based on the powerful and elegant scripting language LUA. GSL shell is not just a wrapper over the C API of GSL but does offer much more simple and expressive way to use GSL. The objective of GSL shell is to give the user the power of easily access GSL functions without having to write a complete C application. GSL Shell is based on LUA, Copyright (C) 1994-2008 Lua.org, PUC-Rio. All rights reserved. The Lua language is entirely designed, implemented, and maintained by a team at PUC-Rio in Brazil. The implementation is not derived from licensed software. LUA is free software and the 5.1 version is published under the MIT license. You can find it at the following address: http://www.lua.org GSL shell also uses the LNUM patch, Copyright (c) 2006-08, Asko Kauppi. You can find it at the address http://luaforge.net/projects/lnum/.
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GSL shell is an interactive Lua command line interface that gives easy access to the GNU Scientific Library (GSL) collection of mathematical methods for numerical computations.