Annoucement of lpp (LAPACK and C++)

[lapreste]

I have just opened a project on sourceforge named lpp in which one can find support for C and C++ interface to LAPACK under the LGPL license. It can be found here :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpp/

The interface is really low level to allow the use of almost any matrix library over it and easy access to all LAPACK feature and peculiarly workspace reuse..

It contains a complete set of C headers (with correct parameters constness) and C++ headers that reduces the number of prototype from 1300 to 400 using functions overload.

thanks for comments and advices

JT Lapresté

[snikolaev]

This one might be considered too: www.cvmlib.com

-Sergei

[etola]

Hi,

I'm getting link errors when I try to build 'example'. do you have any suggestions?
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g++ examples/test_qr.cc -O3 -I/home/user/usr/local/include/lpp -L/home/user/usr/local/lib -llapack -ansi -pedantic -Wall -o test_qr

/home/user/usr/local/lib/liblapack.a(dlarfb.o): In function `dlarfb_':
dlarfb.f:(.text+0x197): undefined reference to `dcopy_'
dlarfb.f:(.text+0x20f): undefined reference to `dcopy_'
dlarfb.f:(.text+0x25b): undefined reference to `dcopy_'
dlarfb.f:(.text+0x29b): undefined reference to `dcopy_'
dlarfb.f:(.text+0x359): undefined reference to `dcopy_'
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by the way, I tried to use -lg2c flag as well but I get the same link errors.

[Julien Langou]

You are missing a blas library in your linking. (LAPACK library relies on a BLAS library.)
In the immediate, try to add -lblas in your linking. If this work that's a good start. For
performance sake, you might want to use an optimized BLAS library, more information at
http://www.netlib.org/blas/faq.html
Julien.

[etola]

yes you're right. I have an atlas blas. when I linked it as well, it worked.
thanks.

[truelies]

Anyone help me on this? I downloaded the first one, it's lpp

http://sourceforge.net/projects/lpp/

I can't find any documents in English. It contains a lot of .hh file, what's this? Thank you!

[Julie]

You can contact directly the author at jtlapreste at users.sourceforge.net
Julie

[truelies]

I sent a Support Requests there, but didn't get answer. Can somebody here help me? Thanks!

You can contact directly the author at jtlapreste at users.sourceforge.net
Julie

[Julie]

We are not the maintainer of that software, we cannot help you on your problem.
Maybe tried Jean Thierry other email: Jean-Thierry.Lapreste at univ-bpclermont dot fr
Hope you will get in touch with him
Julie

[truelies]

What I mean is if anybody here had linked Lapack to C can help me on how to do it?

We are not the maintainer of that software, we cannot help you on your problem.
Maybe tried Jean Thierry other email: Jean-Thierry.Lapreste at univ-bpclermont dot fr
Hope you will get in touch with him
Julie

[Julie]

Sure, we can help you on that problem.
please post your problem.
Thanks
Julie

[truelies]

Julie:

Thanks!

Currently I have a large project written by myself, it can run under MinGW developer studio, which is a c/c++ complier based on gnu c++.

I need to call Lapack ZGGEVX subroutine in it. I found lpp, cvm, I just curious on how to connect my Mingw, lpp(cvm), Lapack together?

Sure, we can help you on that problem.
please post your problem.
Thanks
Julie

[Powerful]

Thank you Julie!

[jasonglades]

Thanks a lot for suggestions.
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[webpros21]

Hi there,

I'm gettings a 404 error when I try to open the Sourceforge url. Can you please check to se if the resources are still hosted there?