But do I need to build the the complex routines? Using your configure script (thanks!)
with: --disable-single --disable-complex
fails in "make check", there are unresolved references in the complex*16 routines.
Maybe I should build the whole thing? When Gretl calls a Lapack routine, it has to specify
s d c or z prefix, so if only the double real routines are used, I could build a smaller library.
I don't need Lapack for anything else, at least for right now.
Bob
On Mon, Jan 3, 2011 at 4:46 AM, Allin Cottrell
<cottrell@wfu.edu> wrote:
On Sun, 2 Jan 2011, Bob McCall wrote:
> Which precisions and data types does Gretl use in Lapack? Is double real
> enough?
It's not really a matter of what gretl uses, but what lapack uses:
"integer" is a 32-bit int and "doublereal" a 64-bit
flotating-point type ("double").
Allin Cottrell
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