Re: Problems with CLAPACK SVD routines on OS X
- From: "H.S." <hs.saDELETEMEmix@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 09 Aug 2007 13:02:44 -0400
Robert V. wrote:
The framework flag is an option for gcc/g++ on OS X machines. vecLib
is the framework with all the optimized vector libraries. I did
discover yesterday that it also works to use the following compile
line:
g++ svd_test.cpp -I/usr/local/include -L/usr/lib -lclapack -o svd
So if you have a non-Apple system and you want to compile this code, I
think you should just be able to replace the vecLib include line, with
#include "clapack.h".
I do not have clapack. However, I have the lapack library on my Debian
system (Etch), so I do not need clapack.h header. The only difference is
that you are using the C version of the library and I am using the one
compiled from the Fortran source. End result should be the same though.
Thanks for the input file below. However, before I try to test it out
(having a bit of a snag during compiling your example), could you try
compiling your own example program by adding the following compiler
switches:
-std=c++98 -pedantic -Wall
and show me the output here?
Thanks,
->HS
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