#20507: Slight annoyance wrt Numpy and ATLAS
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       Reporter:  embray         |        Owner:
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      Component:  PLEASE CHANGE  |   Resolution:
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Comment (by embray):

 I think those are fine goals to have, and are not necessarily
 contradictory with what I'm proposing--in fact the opposite.  If there
 were a clearer way during a build of sage+dependencies to specify which
 BLAS implementation is being built with, it wouldn't be necessary to
 disable detection of that library in Numpy, Scipy, or anything else that
 uses `numpy.distutils`.

 In other words, it would be good to configure Sage at build time what BLAS
 it's using in such a way that it can pass that on to other packages as
 well in case they do care, or just for the sake of provenance / reporting.

 In the meantime this *can* be sort of done in the limited case of ATLAS,
 albeit in a somewhat fragile sense, by checking for `-latlas`.  If/when
 Sage improves support for other libraries that could be handled on a case-
 by-case basis.

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Ticket URL: <http://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/20507#comment:6>
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