First commit, works on my mac! Need to see how to adapt to intel compilers and of course Windows.
LAPACKE is not built by default. Is that OK?
User need to type 'make lapackelib' to generate the lib
I add a couple of examples taken from MKL LAPACKE 'make lapacke_example'
Jason (Riedy) wrote our ( ... his? :) ) ideas about it three years ago:
http://www.netlib.org/lapack-dev/lapack-coding/program-style.html#id2537289
Piotr (Luszczek) has written two subroutines, tested them on few platforms, collected the result on his webpage, and sent emails to the lapackers a few times. See:
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~luszczek/lapack/lamch.html
Theses slamch.f and dlamch.f subroutines were taken from PLASMA-2.1.0.
Change to the LAPACK library:
* move the current LAPACK subroutine slamch.f (resp dlamch.f) as
slamchf77.f (resp. dlamchf77.f),
* take the new slamch.f subroutines (resp. dlamch.f), remove the PLASMA
header, have a LAPACK header, and insert the new routines in the
library.
Minor:
* I would leave these routines compiled with the NOOPT flag.
Problem:
* CLAPACK: no idea how CLAPACK's going to handle this. CLAPACK can rely on
IEEE arithmetic, can relay on float.h, or can rely on the previous
xlamch.f
julie