Let's try just making this test a @test_approx_eq

[staticfloat]

This should close #8708

[tkelman]

Wrong number of arguments? And something's a little borked with the homebrew tap.

[staticfloat]

Everytime Apple releases a new minor version of OSX, the location of GCC libraries changes, because they're stored in the folder /usr/local/lib/gcc/x86_64-apple-darwinX.Y.Z. This is okay as long as I don't rebuild anything, but sometimes if I try to bump OpenBLAS, it will use the new value of Y, which means I then have to rebuild everything else as well, to use the new path.

[tkelman]

Ugh. Why is it people like giving Apple all their money again?

[staticfloat]

It's actually not really Apple's fault, it's more of a gcc-on-OSX thing. I think it's mostly because of the impedance mismatch between how the Linux world likes to version directories, and how Apple likes to embed full paths into their dynamic libraries. But I digress. The whole reason for me setting up the buildbot thing was to make fixing these kinds of issues easier, so I'll just fix it. :P

[nolta]

@tkelman resumes polishing the Windows in his enormous glass palace.

[staticfloat]

@nolta I just sniggered so loudly my labmates are giving my strange looks

[tkelman]

Nah Windows sucks even worse, I don't claim to prefer it at all. It's what I have and my machines are old. But given the option and assuming you know what you're doing before you buy the hardware, why anyone would choose Mac over Linux makes no sense to me.

[staticfloat]

Looks like it works now, and I bundled an OSX .travis.yml fix alongside it. I'm merging.