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from within the Cygwin environment (g77 -fno-underscoring -mno-cygwin
-O3 -c *.f followed by lib *.o /out:fitpack.lib), I can say that, at
least in the way I build the libs, it is absolutely possible to use the
functions and get correct results. Obviously this requires some work by
the user, again because of the missing proxies. Row vs. column major
storage is from what I know also something one has to take care of.<br>
<br>
Regarding the last comment of Bernd, regarding different interfaces of
CBLAS and native BLAS, I have no clue - but if that is true, isn't it
then dangerous to check at first for the "cblas;f77blas;atlas"
(FindBLAS.cmake lines 88-97) libraries and then for "sgemm;dgemm;blas"
(FindBLAS.cmake lines 100-107), etc. ??<br>
<br>
Finally I want to emphasize that the effort that has been done in
creating the FindBLAS package is highly appreciated and that I am not
at all a Fortran specialist. I just have little experience with mixing
Fortran and C/C++ and so far I seem to have been lucky. There may be
(and unfortunately probably are) some issues I am not aware of.<br>
<br>
- Hauke<br>
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