Sb10ad fix synthesis.pyf #4
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The fix is a bit of a guess, but after this the signature matches that expected by synthesis.py's use of _wrapper.sb10ad, and a simple test case works.
Simple-as-possible test, with some reference values from Octave.
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Use conda for building (and consequently drop Py 2.6, 3.2, add 3.4, 3.5).
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The sb10ad entry in synthesis.pyf did not infer ldac, ldab, ldac, ldad values from ac, bc, cc, dc, but instead looked like
The last line should be ldac, not ldak; the same bug is present for ldbc, etc.
I'm don't know enough about f2py to know if it should have raised a warning or error in this case.
Added a simple test for this case.