Hi All
I've notice that we have LAPACK dev libraries in the ubuntu repos but I was hoping to compile it for both ubuntu and windows using mingw.
my build system is hosted on ubuntu so I'd like to keep compiling on that server without having to send a build process to a windows machine so I was wondering if anyone here might know how I might do that?
The problem is that LAPACK needs a fort
hi,
i installed octave 3.2.4 form the software center a few months ago but realised it was a very old version.so i decided to download the latest one (3.6.3) from the website.i have never compiled from the source before but learnt about it from a tutorial.
i get an error after typing ./configure showing that LAPACK AND BLAS libraries are not found.i downloaded synaptic manager and downloaded the
i face a compile problem on an Android library. Let say there exist four Library projects (LPA, LPB, LPC, LPD) and one main application (MP). LPB references LPA. LPC and LPD reference LPB. MP reference LPC and LPD.
When i click clean all and compile all, eclipse's package explorer must occur many red cross and red question mark.
How to solve this problem?
Here is my situation :
I know how to compile some programs. I know how make and gcc works. I know bash.
I am fairly comfortable with command-line.
I know how it works in my computer for some programs.
I am not satisfied. What I want to learn is this :
I want to learn how programs really work, what really happens when I compile a program, which file gets copied in which directory, etc.
I'm trying to install armadillo library onto my linux system(ubuntu 12.04). The BOOST BLAS ATLAS and LAPACK is required first for the installation. Is there a way to check if those libraries are already installed or not?
I have a shell account where I am not allowed to compile anything.
There are however tools I need to run, some very simple ones like Midnight Commander, mcedit, most, jed
I am trying to find a staically linked version that "just works" in my shell.
Could anyone give me any advice on where I could find statically builds?
Well I am trying to make a simple compiler and linker for myself with a makefile, as I am just starting to learn C++, but I can't seem to find out why this makefile isn't working...
When I run the compile.sh, I get this error message: make: *** No target.
Hi all
I am in charge of a compilation of a library (.so) for a major 3D modeling program which is supported only with distros using glibc2.13. So I need to compile and link my shared lib against glibc2.13, but on my ubuntu 12.04, the current version installed of glibc is the 2.15.
Hi,
i am trying to compile the fish shell, in order to install it on my system.
when i am run the 'configure' command, i get an error that it can't find 'curses' implementation.
i have on my system (Fedora 14) ncurses, which is also supported according to the Fish site.
when i try to install curses with yum, i get a message that it couldn't find a package like that.
i have tried to google ab