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I´m sending to you a contributed ebuild for pygsl (a python wrapper for GNU GSL- The GNU Scientific Library) I think the ebuild name would be dev-python/pygsl-0.2.0.ebuild I've writen it using the existen eclass distutils, and test it with dev-libs/gsl-1.5 Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3. just one coment (something to improve): The documentation is in latex in the distribution (you need a latex class manual.cls in order to compile it, that is not included in the distribution)
Created an attachment (id=40411) [details] dev-python/pygsl-0.2.0.ebuild
Is pygsl actually being maintained? It was pretty rough a year ago or so, and at the time it looked like rather little was being done w/ it.
Created an attachment (id=50544) [details] pysgsl-0.3.1.ebuild (updated ebuild)
Actually, it seems that pygsl is mantained version-0.3.1 was released on january 23,2005 (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pygsl) I'm sending to you a new updated ebuild, changes - now depends on >=sci-libs-gsl-1.4 (to reflect the changes in portage tree) - SRC_URI uses ${P} instead of a hard-coded package name TODO: the documentation in /usr/doc/pygsl-0.3.1/doc is in Latex. It could be built (with USE="doc"), but I don't know where to find the manual class for Latex (I guess it comes with python sources)
pygsl 0.3.2 in Gentoo Scientific overlay (http://gentooscience.org) Please test it. The tex reference manual is missing some files from upstream, so I did not implement it. It can be read online.
pygsl-0.9.1 now in main tree. Thanks.