Re: [Help-gsl] where to put the libraries?

[J.D. Yamokoski]

I had the same problem you are having now. I wanted to use the GSL 
in a Visual Studio project. Aside from mostly snide comments 
whenever anyone mentioned GSL and Windows, I did find some 
instructions for compiling the GSL on Windows. But as you have 
found out, the compiled libraries already exist out there.

Treat them like any other statically linked library. You just need 
the header files, and the lib and dll files. I also had to make 
one slight modification to gsl_types.h to get it to compile for me 
in my project. Otherwise it was pretty straight forward.

I have a .zip file I can send to you or anyone else who is 
interested that contains an ultra simple VS project. It also 
contains a Word doc detailing the steps I used to create a blank 
VS project to use GSL.

J.D.



On Wed Aug 17 12:10:22 EDT 2005, Nuria <address@hidden> wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I work with Windows XP and I need to use the GNU
> Scientific Library (GSL) for Microsoft Visual Studio
> (it is a requirement of another program), I have got
> the following libraries: gsl.dll
> gsl.exp
> gsl.lib
> gslcblas.exp
> gslcblas.lib
> gslcblasML.lib
> gslML.lib
>
> but I dont know where I should copy them.
>
> Could you explain me where? (Perhaps it's possible to do it this 
> way?).
>
> Thank you very much.
>
> Nuria Suarez
>
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