Solve #1; installation failure with inline function #2
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Solve #1, installation failure on macOS 10.6 (powerpc), gcc 13.3.0, R 4.4.1, due to
Symbol not found: _gsl_poly_eval.The inline function
gsl_poly_eval()was not treated in the portable, robust way that GSL does, causing a problem in certain platforms that the package had not previously been tested with.Solved by adding build.h and poly/eval.c from GSL, which appropriately handle this matter.