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One of the main issues people seem to be having with AMICI installation are BLAS-related. Would be good to add a test to compile a tiny test program to try different default paths / cblas-compatible libraries and automatically detect a working configuration (cblas, openblas, atlas, mkl, ...). The advanced user should still be able to override that.
I would guess that other packages faced the same problem and we might not have to reinvent the wheel there (e.g. numpy). Even better to change to CMake-based build (#721). Or 'simply' provide wheels #423.
Good guess for CentOS7 would be BLAS_LIBS="-L/usr/lib64/atlas/ -lsatlas"
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One of the main issues people seem to be having with AMICI installation are BLAS-related. Would be good to add a test to compile a tiny test program to try different default paths / cblas-compatible libraries and automatically detect a working configuration (cblas, openblas, atlas, mkl, ...). The advanced user should still be able to override that.
I would guess that other packages faced the same problem and we might not have to reinvent the wheel there (e.g. numpy). Even better to change to CMake-based build (#721). Or 'simply' provide wheels #423.
Good guess for CentOS7 would be
BLAS_LIBS="-L/usr/lib64/atlas/ -lsatlas"
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: