Re: octave & ATLAS

[Joao Cardoso]

Stef Pillaert wrote:
> 
> Sorry to pop up with this again, but I really want to use with my fast ATLAS
> library with octave, and I can't get it to work...I have ATLAS 3.0,  so
> libatlas.a, libcblas.a & libf77blas.a are in /usr/lib. Also, I created the
> modified liblapack.a that ATLAS provides (replacing a few functions in my
> original liblapack.a version 3).
> I also made a shared version of all these libs (".so") manually. ("ar x
> lib????.a" & "gcc -shared -o lib????.so *.o")

This might not work in all architectures. Usually the object files of a
shared library must be compiled (using gcc) with the `-fpic' flag.
That can be specified when configuring ATLAS.

Joao



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