Tyler J Hayes wrote:
> I'm not sure if this will help, but have you tried to specify the gfortran
> compiler via the option:
>
> --fcompiler=gnu95
>
> when calling f2py in the second line after the ".pyf" file has been
> created? Perhaps that will work.
Sorry for late response, Tyler. But this
Zdeněk Hurák fel.cvut.cz> writes:
> Sorry for not giving this important detail. I use gcc-4.1.1 compiler suite,
> which means that gfortran is used as a Fortran compiler. The same compiler
> was used to build Lapack.
I'm not sure if this will help, but have you tried to specify the gfortran
compi
Robert Kern wrote:
> Zdeněk Hurák wrote:
[...]
>> I want to create Python modules from some Fortran numerical functions
>> that rely on LAPACK.
[...]
>> However, when trying to import the module, Python cries that there is and
>> undefined symbol: sb02mw_.
[...]
> What FORTRAN compiler are you
Zdeněk Hurák wrote:
> I am sorry to come up with a question that probably has been asked and
> answered many times but I honestly searched for an answer but failed to
> find one.
>
> I want to create Python modules from some Fortran numerical functions that
> rely on LAPACK. I start with a functio
I am sorry to come up with a question that probably has been asked and
answered many times but I honestly searched for an answer but failed to
find one.
I want to create Python modules from some Fortran numerical functions that
rely on LAPACK. I start with a function SB02MD.f that provides a solve
