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#1: Mar 20 '08
Hi,
I am using Lapack++ library to solve linear equations. The problem is that when I compile my sources as a static library and use it on other computer it gives errors relating to the lapack dll. Is there a way I can get rid of this so that I can just compile the library as I to conduct a lab using this library..
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#2: Mar 20 '08

re: Lapack

What compiler are you using, and how are you linking as a static library?
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re: Lapack

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Originally Posted by sicarie

What compiler are you using, and how are you linking as a static library?

I am using MinGW and I simply compile it by starting a static library project and just add the sources and headers and compile it. It is working for all other functions except those taken from lapack
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