Re: [Jgeneral] math/lapack2 addon questions

2023-03-27 Thread Ric Sherlock
Any change to improve and simplify the user experience for the `math/lapack2` addon is welcome from my POV! On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 3:22 AM chris burke wrote: > On point 1, it is not necessary that addon code be compatible with > earlier versions. > > You can use RELEASE in the manifest to

Re: [Jgeneral] math/lapack2 addon questions

2023-03-27 Thread chris burke
On point 1, it is not necessary that addon code be compatible with earlier versions. You can use RELEASE in the manifest to specify which releases are supported. Use j904 or j9.4 to support only the current release, e.g. RELEASE=: 'j9.4' If so, the builds for earlier versions will remain

Re: [Jgeneral] math/lapack2 addon questions

2023-03-27 Thread bill lam
Your contributions are always welcome! On the point 2, & means no memu applied. The trailing \0 might be absent. Nevertheless, LAPACK are fortran routines so that C style strings are not expected. Therefore I _think_ that is OK. On Mon, Mar 27, 2023 at 3:55 PM Igor Zhuravlov wrote: > Dear

[Jgeneral] math/lapack2 addon questions

2023-03-27 Thread Igor Zhuravlov
Dear addon maintainers, 1. Addon code looks outdated a bit. Is it done intentional to provide addon compatibility with older JE versions? If not, I'd like to prepare pull request to update code. No hardcore with multitasking and modifier trains, just a few nice J9.4 features, plus some