Tamito,
Thanks a lot for your remark. We will correct that problem in a future
release.
Just for info, we just released a very nice BLACS/SCALAPACK python
based installer.
It is available at http://netlib.org/scalapack/.
It makes it very easy to install all the libraries needed for
SCALAPACK on a machine.
Feel free to try it and gives us your feedback so that we can improve
it.
Thanks again
Regards
Julie
On Jan 15, 2008, at 5:32 AM, Tamito KAJIYAMA wrote:
Dear BLACS developers,
I have been using MPI BLACS 1.1p3 together with ScaLAPACK 1.7.4
on several MPI-based computing environments. First of all, thank you
for providing these valuable pieces of software.
I am writing this to let you know a problem I found in
BLACS/INSTALL/Makefile that the "clean" target (i.e. make clean)
does not remove a symbolic link to mpif.h.
I use several pairs of compilers and MPI libraries with which I build
BLACS from the same source tree. After I build EXE/xfmpi_sane with
an MPI library for example, a symbolic link to mpif.h in the library
is
made in the INSTALL directory. The link will be left undeleted even
after
I do "make clean" and switch to another MPI library, making the
results
of MPI-related tests really confusing.
I hope this problem will be fixed in a future release of BLACS, which
helps the new users of BLACS a lot.
Best regards,
--
KAJIYAMA, Tamito <kajiyama@Domain.Removed>
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