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I am working on a project and need to use openblas. Documentation for the server that I am working on suggests using:
-L$(BLAS_DIR)/lib -lopenblas
Where BLAS_DIR is an environment variable
BLAS_DIR=/fusion/usc/c8/opt/env/gcc-8.3.1
I have tried many approaches but my most recent and best attempt was the following:
$(BUILDDIR)/gtnpydep: gtn/main.F gtn/calctransm.F gtn/gtn.v $(FORTHON) -a $(INSTALLARGS) -a $(FCOMP) $(DEBUG) --fargs "-LUMFPACK2 -lumfpack -L$(BLAS_DIR)/lib -lopenblas" --interfacefile gtn/gtn.v -f gtn/main.F gtn $(GTN_SRC) touch $@
What is the correct syntax for incorporating a library?
The error that I am encountering is that python can't find the symbol dgesv_, which I have confirmed is in libopenblas.so
(gtneut_env) [deshazere@omega-a pygtneut_develop]$ python gtneut_run.py >>> GTNEUT version: 0.00 python: symbol lookup error: /fusion/projects/codes/conda/omega/dev_envs/deshazere/gtneut_env/lib/python3.7/site-packages/gtneut/gtnpy.cpython-37m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so: undefined symbol: dgesv_
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I am working on a project and need to use openblas. Documentation for the server that I am working on suggests using:
Where BLAS_DIR is an environment variable
I have tried many approaches but my most recent and best attempt was the following:
What is the correct syntax for incorporating a library?
The error that I am encountering is that python can't find the symbol dgesv_, which I have confirmed is in libopenblas.so
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: