Great, thanks. Worked a treat!
--- JG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi,
>
> Simon Tod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > The quickest way to build a library of all the
> Fortran
> > codes available in LAPACK appeared to be just by
> > apt-get-ing lapack and blas/atlas. I was kinda
> > expecting this in install Fortran libraries with
> names
> > like liblapack.a that I could just link to at
> compile
> > time, but I don't, only lapack.so and lapack.so.2
> > (maybe they have a 'lib' in front, I forget!)
> These
> > are what, C libraries?!
>
> These are shared libraries.
>
> > How do I link to them at
> > compilation time with g77, or how do I use them to
> > create liblapack.a?
>
> ".a" libraries are static libraries, included in the
> development ("-dev")
> packages:
>
> apt-get install liblapack-dev
>
> and the same for other packages. Hope this helps,
>
> Jaume
>
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