can you copy/paste it ?
void basic()
{
//std::complex<double> z {0,1};
//std::complex<double> n=pow(z,2);
//cout<< n <<endl;
//double m= ROOT::Math::tgamma(15.0); //gamma function
//cout<< m <<endl;
int n=3;
double m=0.5,x=0.3;
double p = ROOT::Math::assoc_laguerre(n,m,x);
cout << p<<endl;
}
I guess @moneta can help.
Thank you for your advice! Just now , I changed “p=ROOT::Math::assoc_laguerre(n,m,x)” to “p=assoc_laguerre(n,m,x)”.I got the value.
Make sure you understand that the “ROOT::Math::assoc_laguerre(unsigned n, double m, double x)
” is not exactly the same as the “assoc_laguerre(unsigned n, unsigned m, double x)
” mathematical special function provided by the C++ library (note: your “double m = 0.5
” will be taken as “unsigned m = 0
”).
BTW. For the missing GSL library, you need to install an appropriate package, e.g., on Ubuntu / Debian try: sudo apt install libgsl-dev
Thanks for your advice. After I did this, my problem was solved. Maybe I am missing GSL library.
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