Hi,
FYI, I ran into issue building with install.sh script where it couldn't find the LAPACKE library. After digging into this, I found that my environment had OpenBLAS 0.3.18 and verified that the LAPACKE functions were in libopenblas.so. For example:
$ nm /app/software/OpenBLAS/0.3.18-GCC-11.2.0/lib/libopenblas.so | grep LAPACKE_dgesvd
0000000000c2eec0 T LAPACKE_dgesvd
0000000000c2f0a0 T LAPACKE_dgesvd_work
...
For some reason the CMake file FindLAPACKE.cmake could not detect it when using OpenBLAS. I used a workaround of commenting the search for LAPACKE out of the Depends.cmake files in the main project and for third-party/hawk. The kmdiff binary still built, as well as kmdiff-tests, and it reported
...
1: [ PASSED ] 32 tests.
1/1 Test #1: kmdiff-tests ..................... Passed 0.47 sec
100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 1
Total Test time (real) = 0.49 sec
I'm not sure what the right way is to get CMake to detect it. It looked like there was some code about searching for non-standalone libraries in the CMake script but it wasn't working for some reason.
Hi,
FYI, I ran into issue building with install.sh script where it couldn't find the LAPACKE library. After digging into this, I found that my environment had OpenBLAS 0.3.18 and verified that the LAPACKE functions were in libopenblas.so. For example:
For some reason the CMake file FindLAPACKE.cmake could not detect it when using OpenBLAS. I used a workaround of commenting the search for LAPACKE out of the Depends.cmake files in the main project and for third-party/hawk. The kmdiff binary still built, as well as kmdiff-tests, and it reported
I'm not sure what the right way is to get CMake to detect it. It looked like there was some code about searching for non-standalone libraries in the CMake script but it wasn't working for some reason.