zoo@grumpy.spa.umn.edu (david d [zoo] zuhn) (08/23/90)
My employers have just decided to drop IMSL after the latest price
increases, and so they have asked me to find LINpack and/or EISpack.
I have searched the most common (to me at least) ftp sites, and gone
through the ftp list this often posted here (thanks Jon).
If anyone knows how to get {LIN,EIS}pack via ftp or e-mail, please let
me know.
Thanks.
david d [zoo] zuhn Univ. of Minnesota Dept. of Astronomy
zoo@aps1.spa.umn.edu Automated Plate Scanner Projectguest@gypsy.ims.fhg.de (Troff Guest TeX Daemon) (08/23/90)
zoo@grumpy.spa.umn.edu (david d [zoo] zuhn) writes: >My employers have just decided to drop IMSL after the latest price >increases, and so they have asked me to find LINpack and/or EISpack. >I have searched the most common (to me at least) ftp sites, and gone >through the ftp list this often posted here (thanks Jon). >If anyone knows how to get {LIN,EIS}pack via ftp or e-mail, please let >me know. LINpack and EISpack are available from netlib@research.att.com. That is a mail server machine. You should get started sending a mail containing only the word "help" in its body, or you could also send a "index" or even a "send index from eispack" or "send index from linpack" command. I seem to remember that research.att.com offers anonymous ftp, but I am not sure about this. Hope this helps! Goncal A Goncal