LAPACK is in Fortran. See `Writing R Extensions' from the definition of
what $(LAPACK_LIBS) provides, and for details of the corresponding C
headers.
There are lot of examples amongst CRAN packages of calling LAPACK from C.
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hello,
I have a c code which uses clapack. I want to integrate R with this code. It
said that I create a R package including my c code. Then build it with putting
PKG_LIBS = $(LAPACK_LIBS). I want to know the interface LAPACK_LIBS is Fortran
or C? If it is written in Fortran, how can I build them
I've just updated the Windows build instructions and the files in the
Rtools collection (on www.murdoch-sutherland.com/Rtools). Most of the
tools are now up to current release versions.
I'd appreciate hearing from anyone if I've missed anything, or there
are incompatibilities that I didn't notice
