Bug 43933 – sci-geosciences/gstat-2.4.5.ebuild (New Package)

• Product: Gentoo Linux
• Status: RESOLVED WONTFIX

[Description Tim Cera 2004-03-06 19:54:51 UTC]

Please find attached an ebuild for gstat-2.4.3.

Gstat is a program for the modelling, prediction and simulation of geostatistical data in one, two or three dimensions.  You can get detailed information about Gstat at http://www.gstat.org.  Gstat is by far the most complete open source software for this type of anaysis and prediction.  It can be used with GRASS GIS and R statistics packages though it doesn't depend on them.

I suggest that it should go in app-sci/gstat.

[Comment 1 Tim Cera 2004-03-06 20:00:48 UTC]

Created attachment 26971 [details]
gstat-2.4.3.ebuild (New Package)

[Comment 2 Tim Cera 2004-09-03 00:38:01 UTC]

Created attachment 38801 [details, diff]
Diff to correct name of gd library in the ebuild

[Comment 3 Tim Cera 2005-08-18 18:40:43 UTC]

Created attachment 66281 [details]
gstat-2.4.3.ebuild

[Comment 4 Tim Cera 2005-11-25 10:06:23 UTC]

Created attachment 73598 [details]
gstat-2.4.5.ebuild

[Comment 5 Tim Cera 2005-11-25 10:09:10 UTC]

The 2.4.5 ebuild now copies the html documentation and the command files/datasets.

Tim

[Comment 6 Tim Cera 2006-10-16 16:00:06 UTC]

Created attachment 99841 [details]
sci-mathematics/gstat-2.4.5.ebuild

Code cleanup

[Comment 7 Tim Cera 2007-02-15 00:27:38 UTC]

Created attachment 110218 [details]
sci-mathematics/gstat-2.4.5.ebuild

Fixed syntax errors dealing with the USE variables caught by the latest portage.

[Comment 8 Sébastien Fabbro (RETIRED) 2010-01-12 21:03:50 UTC]

Hi Tim,

Is this package still of interest?

Thanks

[Comment 9 Tim Cera 2010-01-31 23:36:30 UTC]

Sébastien,

Probably not.  Upstream moved to support R/S/S-Plus and seems to have orphaned the stand-alone software.  I am not interested in it, but as with gslib, what is the best course of action.  Should a close?

Kindest regards,
Tim

[Comment 10 Sébastien Fabbro (RETIRED) 2010-02-01 05:16:20 UTC]

If this moved to a R package, it is probably not worth the effort since R has its own package manager (of which we still need to wrap for gentoo).

Thanks!