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_Big_Mac_

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Where can I find blas.h, libfft.h etc?
Posted: Oct 05, 2009 03:43:51 PM
 
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Hi
If I wanted to use DAV-virtualized libraries such as blas, fft, lapack etc. in a project, I'd need appropriate headers.
When I look into, for example, IBM DAV\Client\samples\FFT\c\fftDriver.cpp I can see it has #include "libfft.h". This file is nowhere on my client system or on the Linux server. Neither are blas.h, clapack.h or davrand.h.

Precompiled examples work. Am I missing something?
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robtie

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Re: Where can I find blas.h, libfft.h etc?
Posted: Oct 13, 2009 08:54:48 AM   in response to: _Big_Mac_ in response to: _Big_Mac_'s post
 
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Hi,

thanks for your question.

The headers should be available with the relevant installed packages.
e.g. with the Cell/B.E. SDK 3.1:
blas.h, libfft.h, lapack.h are usually found in /usr/include.

Note: for LAPACK please include lapack.h (not clapack.h)

Davrand.h and library.h are located in the IBM DAV Client install directories
'samples/RNG/GeneratedCode/client' and 'samples/SampleLibrary/library'
respectively.

Apologies for the slower response. Let me know if you have any further issues.

Regards,

-Robert
_Big_Mac_

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Re: Where can I find blas.h, libfft.h etc?
Posted: Oct 17, 2009 08:55:14 AM   in response to: robtie in response to: robtie's post
 
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