Re: gsl histogram

[Marek Nečada]

Hi,

if your program uses gsl (assuming it has been installed into your 
library path), most likely you need to provide a command line parameter 
to link it to GSL, -lgsl,

So to compile your program you run

g++ -o my_exe hadron.cpp -lgsl (possibly other necessary linker options 
here, such as -lm).

and to run you program

./my_exe (possibly command line arguments to your program here)

Also, not being related to GSL bugs, this is probably not the right 
mailing list for this kind of questions. I'd rather recommend some 
beginner-friendly general programming forum / chat, as this question is 
not even GSL-specific (the question can be formulated as "how do I 
compile/link and run a C++ program that uses some shared library", in 
this case the library is GSL, but the answer would be pretty much the 
same regardless of which shared library it is).

See also https://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/doc/html/usage.html

Kind regards,
Marek

zahra.badieian--- via Bug reports for the GNU Scientific Library 
kirjoitti 9.1.2024 klo 14.14:
> Hello
> I would like to use gsl histogram for my program. but I do not know how I can 
> run a program c++ by gsl?
> For run I have to write an especial command?
> Please guide me how do I run my program?
> Is it enough to werite my terminal below command?
> g++ hadron.cpp -o my exe
> Thanks