[Lapackpp-devel] Compiling error: laversion.h

[Hudelist, F. <fh...@hw...>]

Hi,

I just started to use LAPACK++ and I get the following errormessage from
my compiler:

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slioch:temp> gcc test.cpp

In file included from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapackc.h:14,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapack.h:10,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapackpp.h:16,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapack++.h:1,

                 from test.cpp:2:

/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lacomplex.h:45:23:
laversion.h: No such file or directory

In file included from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/blas1pp.h:36,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/blaspp.h:39,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapackpp.h:52,

                 from
/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/lapack++.h:1,

                 from test.cpp:2:

/home/fh22/LAPACK++/lapackpp-2.5.1/include/blas1.h:9:52: laversion.h: No
such file or directory

test.cpp: In function `int main()':

test.cpp:19: `zgeev' undeclared (first use this function)

test.cpp:19: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each

   function it appears in.)

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I had a look in this folder and found a file called laversion.h.in. I
just renamed this funcion to laversion.h or is that something more
serious?

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After I changed that I still get the error:=20

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test.cpp: In function `int main()':

test.cpp:19: `zgeev' undeclared (first use this function)

test.cpp:19: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once for each

   function it appears in.)

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My source code is:=20

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#include <iostream>

#include <lapack++.h>

# include <complex>

using namespace std;

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int main(){

            complex<double> M[3][3], eigVecL[3][3],eigVecR[3][3],
eigVal[3];

            double lWork[6],rWork[6];

            int info, dim=3D3;

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            M[1][1]=3Dcomplex<double>(1,1);

            M[1][2]=3Dcomplex<double>(1,2);

            M[2][1]=3Dcomplex<double>(2,1);

            M[0][1]=3Dcomplex<double>(0,1);

            M[0][2]=3Dcomplex<double>(0,2);

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            zgeev('V', 'V', dim, M, dim, eigVal, eigVecL, 10, eigVecR,
10, rWork, 64*dim, rWork, info);

}

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What could be the problem for that?

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Thanks,

Florian