#20507: Slight annoyance wrt Numpy and ATLAS
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Reporter: embray | Owner:
Type: defect | Status: new
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Comment (by fbissey):
The means used by `numpy`sucks. Why do you even need to know which
blas/lapack you are using? For `ATLAS` it means that `numpy` may use
`ATLAS` c interface to lapack - well if you want to do that may be you
should look for lapacke instead, something with a standard interface.
The point being, if you are after blas/lapack functions, they are standard
and you shouldn't worry about the implementation underneath. `numpy`'s
mechanism is a cute way (at best) to try various known libraries in a
given order of preference. My preference would be for `numpy` to start
looking for something I feed it before/rather than trying autodetection.
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