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Request 1217399 accepted

- Fix %check for gnu-hpc flavor by loading openblas module before
running ctest.
- Update to version 7.0.0
* To avoid name clashes, use type "singlecomplex" instead of
"complex".
* Rank Deficient Matrices

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Christoph G's avatar

Ready for accepting, issue solved thanks to Atri's fix.


Atri Bhattacharya's avatar

Wonder if this is what causes the hpc builds to fail because we have for the corresponding openblas flavor, %undefine c_f_ver still.


Christoph G's avatar

I looked up the spec file of openblas and it is done there similar. What would you propose to do instead?


Atri Bhattacharya's avatar

Sorry, my mistake, I do see that they have similar macros defined.

Could you try adding %hpc_libdir to the linker path before running the tests?

@eeich, any better ideas?


Christoph G's avatar

I added export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:%hpc_libdir" right before the make command. It does not work. Is this what you asked me to do? Code is in home:mathletic:branches:science / superlu


Atri Bhattacharya's avatar

No, it fails at %check. Adding it at the make stage does not help with goes on later at %check. Try adding it just before running %ctest.


Christoph G's avatar

Remained not working :-(


Atri Bhattacharya's avatar

Sorry for the delay, but I sent you a fix (sr#1217347) just now. Hope that helps.


Christoph G's avatar

I don't know why the gnu-hpc packages fail. Neither I nor SuperLU did any change regarding openblas.


Luigi Baldoni's avatar

If you export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:/usr/lib/hpc/gnu14/openblas/0.3.27/lib64/ before %ctest, tests won't fail. The real challenge is making this less fragile.


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Christoph G's avatar

mathletic created request

- Fix %check for gnu-hpc flavor by loading openblas module before
running ctest.
- Update to version 7.0.0
* To avoid name clashes, use type "singlecomplex" instead of
"complex".
* Rank Deficient Matrices


Dmitry Roshchin's avatar

Dmitry_R accepted request

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