Re: how do I access f77 libraries on linux (for lapack and blas)?

[Jeff Best]

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<Pine.GSO.4.03.10412131223130.393-100000@dog.crn.cogs.susx.ac.uk>, David 
Young <d.s.young@sussex.ac.uk> writes
> On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Jan Vorbrüggen wrote:
>
> > > I suspect that the relevant F77 library is available for Linux and may
> > > even be installed on one of the machines in our department, I but have
> > > not been able to locate it.
> >
> > AFAIK, that library comes with the Sun Fortran compiler, and the names of
> > the routines it contains are non-portable. You need to look at what the call
> > to that routine in the POP11 code actually does. Also, I believe f771 is the
> > first pass of g77.
>
> That wouldn't help - the Pop-11 code doesn't call the missing symbol
> directly, but rather calls a Lapack routine which in turn calls
> something from (probably) the standard Fortran run-time library. I think
> the best strategy is to use g77 with a verbose option switched on to
> find out what libraries it links. Aaron - I'll try to set this up on
> Solaris later and pass it on to you so you try it on Linux.
>
> David
There is a reference to your error relating to linking LAPACK with ifc 
at:

http://earth.leeds.ac.uk/~ash/aco/freesoftware.html

Does this help?

Regards,,
- -- 
Jeff

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