dhale@csm9a.UUCP (Dave Hale) (10/03/89)
Does anyone know of a C version of LINPACK? I recently converted SGECO, SGEFA, and SGESL, but I suspect that the entire package has been converted elsewhere, perhaps even at one of the national labs. I know I can call the FORTRAN LINPACK routines from C. I just don't want to pay for a FORTRAN compiler and mix languages unless I really have to. -- Dave Hale dhale@csm9a.colorado.edu (303) 273-3408 Department of Geophysics, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, CO 80401
spee@qmfl.jrdc.go.jp (Paul SPEE) (10/06/89)
In article <1920@csm9a.UUCP> dhale@csm9a.UUCP (Dave Hale) writes: >Does anyone know of a C version of LINPACK? >I recently converted SGECO, SGEFA, and SGESL, but I suspect that the >entire package has been converted elsewhere, perhaps even at one >of the national labs. A large amount of mathematical software is available from either netlib@anl-mcs (Argonne National Lab) or research!netlib (AT&T Bell Labs). To get the software, you have to send the request to the netlib server. In case of Linpack, send the request send index from linpack (table of contents) or send 'routine name' from linpack I don't know whether a C version of Linpack is available. (They have a C version of the Linpack benchmark). To find out more about netlib, please read, Jack C. Dongarra and Eric Grosse, "Distribution of Mathematical Software via Electronic Mail", CACM, May 1987, Vol. 30, Number 3 _______________________________________________ ______________________ | | | | Paul Spee | ____|___|____ | | Research Development Corporation of Japan | __ | | __ | | Quantum Magneto Flux Logic Project | |__| _|_ |__| | | Computer Architecture Group | |__| _|_ |__| | | c/o Mitsui Zosen System Research | | |_|_| | | | 5-6-4, Tsukiji, Chuo-ku, Tokyo, Japan | | |_|_| | | | Tel. 03-546-7587, Fax. 03-546-7588 | | /|\ | | | spee%jrdc.go.jp@RELAY.CS.NET | | / | \ | | |_______________________________________________|______________________| #include <disclaimer.h>