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OpenBLAS / Lapacke #24
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Hi Ted, I figured out how to fix this, and will open a PR soon. Danny |
Hopefully for the docker template you just added "liblapacke-dev" to the apt-get package list... |
Not quite, it was a bit more complicated than that. Will show in PR...
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apt-get package list...
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Some packages require lapacke.h headers which are not included when we are using OpenBLAS instead of MKL. If installing OpenBLAS from ubuntu packages (i.e. in the Docker files), we should also install the lapacke-dev package. If installing OpenBLAS from source, we should add the installation of the lapacke headers.
None of this matters for MKL-based installs, which is what we use at NERSC and why we did not notice this with the imaging stack on those machines.
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