I have atlas 3.3.8-1 installed. The latest version if (which I'm incidentally having problems installing) is 3.3.14-1.
I might go ahead and unintall atlas to install algae, but I use atlas for numeric and scilab, so I have to wonder if, when I reinstall atlas, it will stomp all over algae. I'm tempted to just wait until the algae package is adjusted to coexist happily with atlas. Might that happen anytime soon? Thanks, Neal Martin Costabel wrote: >"Neal A. Crocker" wrote: >> >> I can't seem to install algae. The full transcript is in the file >> "algae_attemp.txt" at >> http://homepage.mac.com/nealackercrocker/FileSharing.html. > >Do you have atlas installed? Atlas installs /sw/lib/liblapack.a, and >this one is linked in instead of algae's own one. I guess algae could be >prepared to use the lapack installed with atlas (or maybe not), but it >seems not to be ATM. If you move /sw/lib/liblapack.a out of the way, >algae will build. > >-- >Martin Jeffrey S. Whitaker wrote: >Neal: It's trying to link the atlas lapack lib, instead of it's own >version. Atlas is very picky about the link order, you have to link the >libs like this: > >-L%p/lib -llapack -lcblas -lf77blas -latlas > >or you get those undefined symbols. > >I guess you have three choices: > >1) remove atlas, rebuild algae >2) wait for the maintainer to fix the package so it either doesn't link >the atlas libs, or links the atlas libs in the right order. This is >really a bug in the package. >3) fix it yourself > >-Jeff > _______________________________________________ Fink-users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-users
