Remove build issues that have now been fixed
@@ -32,9 +32,7 @@ make check
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## Known installation issues
-1. You need to link to GSL-2 in your local version of the Makefile.
-2. Sometimes, "make check" can fail. In that case, go to `tests/ccl_test.c` and comment out `define CTEST_SEGFAULT`
-3. If you move or delete the source directory after installing CCL, some functions may fail. The source directory contains files needed by *CLASS* (which is contained within CCL) at run-time.
+1. If you move or delete the source directory after installing CCL, some functions may fail. The source directory contains files needed by *CLASS* (which is contained within CCL) at run-time.
## Python wrapper installation
The Python wrapper is called *pyccl*. Before you can build it, you must have compiled and installed the C version of CCL, as *pyccl* will be dynamically linked to it. The Python wrapper's build tools currently assume that your C compiler is *gcc* (with OpenMP enabled), and that you have a working Python 2.x installation with *numpy* and *distutils* with *swig*.
