. "$BST_LIB"

# BST-TIMEOUT: 1800

# gsl, the expensive half — see the header of 76-gsl.test for what the suite is
# and why it is two files. This one carries the five drivers that dominate its
# cost and nothing else; that file carries the payload assertions and the other
# 51 drivers. `--suite 76-gsl` selects both, so nothing that runs the suite has
# to know about the split.
#
# THE MEMBERSHIP IS THE MEASUREMENT, and it is recorded here so the next person
# to rebalance it does not have to re-derive it. Native x86-64 wall time of the
# identical 2.7.1 tree, which the wasm32 arm tracks at ~10x:
#
#   multifit_nlinear  12.7 s     ode-initval2  12.2 s     linalg  8.5 s
#   rng                6.0 s     movstat        5.1 s
#
# That is 44.4 s of the suite's 88 s, so the two files come out at ~460 s and
# ~410 s on target against a 1800 s bound each. `specfunc` (5.1 s) is the
# obvious sixth candidate and is deliberately left in the light half, which is
# what balances the two.
#
# These are also the drivers with the most to say about this arm: linalg is
# 35.4M floating-point assertions, and multifit_nlinear and ode-initval2 are
# iterative solvers whose results depend on accumulated rounding rather than on
# any single operation.

. "$BST_DATA/gsl-run.sh"

gsl_run_all "linalg rng movstat multifit_nlinear ode-initval2"