Re: can somebody verify this C program which calls dsaupd_ ? (longish)

Apparently, _Madhusudan Singh_, on 03/04/05 14:44,typed:

As I said, you have to test your C code in some fashion first. You might be
passing the wrong data type to the fortran (see glen's post on this thread)
for all we know.


hmm .. alright, let me have a look at it in gdb. Hopefully I will be able to decide one way or the other.

Thanks,
->HS


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