Putting on my thinking cap a little more, I was able to build CLAPACK-3.2.1
with all the dependencies cooked in and make it work with the old code as a
standalone shared library. That's probably more convenient for others, and I
can put off working on j-lapacke later, when I need more speed. It'
liblapack3gf is a Fortran library. I have a vague idea of how to call such
things from C, but there are problems with char and row versus column major
order. I tried a little bit to just use this, but didn't get anywhere with it.
Lapacke is the latest official netlib way of calling lapack from C
I debian, the package liblapack3 which provide liblapack3gf.
Several other package such as python depend on this package.
There is additional package liblapacke which depends on liblapack3
but not installed in my computer. Can you confirm which of
these packages corresponds to your shared library?
I'm in the process of modifying the lapack addon for 64 bit linux. I had a very
hard time building working shared libraries with the old CLAPACK source (last
major update ... 1994 or so), so this is oriented towards the modern LAPACKE C
interface. LAPACKE is part of the main Lapack distribution,
