I have been compiling a model for my research on our lab's Linux cluster, and want to switch to running in on my macbook (osx 10.5.8). I have to set user-specified fc and cc overrides, flags for lapack and blas libraries, and env. variables for mpi and netcdf libraries.
I just installed xcode; a colleague suggested I install the latest gcc 4.5 (w/ gfortran) using fink, but I have been reading on Apple's Developer Forum's that packaging / porting managers like fink can cause problems.. This is all very new ground for me, so I don't even know whether I can access unix-based lapack and blas libraries w/o fink or mac ports. I should probably buy a leopard bible..
if i ultimately have to have either fink or mac ports to link lapack and blas libraries, any suggestions on which direction to go?
I just installed xcode; a colleague suggested I install the latest gcc 4.5 (w/ gfortran) using fink, but I have been reading on Apple's Developer Forum's that packaging / porting managers like fink can cause problems.. This is all very new ground for me, so I don't even know whether I can access unix-based lapack and blas libraries w/o fink or mac ports. I should probably buy a leopard bible..
if i ultimately have to have either fink or mac ports to link lapack and blas libraries, any suggestions on which direction to go?
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I have been compiling a model for my research on our lab's Linux cluster, and want to switch to running in on my macbook (osx 10.5.8). I have to set user-specified fc and cc overrides, flags for lapack and blas libraries, and env. variables for mpi and netcdf libraries.
I just installed xcode; a colleague suggested I install the latest gcc 4.5 (w/ gfortran) using fink, but I have been reading on Apple's Developer Forum's that packaging / porting managers like fink can cause problems.. This is all very new ground for me, so I don't even know whether I can access unix-based lapack and blas libraries w/o fink or mac ports. I should probably buy a leopard bible..
if i ultimately have to have either fink or mac ports to link lapack and blas libraries, any suggestions on which direction to go?
I just installed xcode; a colleague suggested I install the latest gcc 4.5 (w/ gfortran) using fink, but I have been reading on Apple's Developer Forum's that packaging / porting managers like fink can cause problems.. This is all very new ground for me, so I don't even know whether I can access unix-based lapack and blas libraries w/o fink or mac ports. I should probably buy a leopard bible..
if i ultimately have to have either fink or mac ports to link lapack and blas libraries, any suggestions on which direction to go?
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- BLAS/LAPACK 3.5.0 Install on Mac OS X 10.6.8 by dvc2509 » Tue Jul 22, 2014 8:28 am Hi, I'm brand new when it comes to BLAS and LAPACK and could use some help.
- Newer versions of macOS, including 10.11, ship with an implementation of LAPACK included in vecLib, which is included in macOS. So if your software is vecLib-aware, you may not need to install LAPACK at all. If you need to install a separate LAPACK, it's now available as a Homebrew formula in Homebrew core. So brew install lapack will work now.
- And you will enjoy all the latest LAPACK features if you are using the Reference LAPACK. To do so edit your make.inc and for BLASLIB put BLASLIB= -framework accelerate You will just need to do make after that, and all the LAPACK testing will be linked with the Mac OS/X Accelerate Framework.
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