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I want to reach and see the contents of LAPACK library, but I could find it in the OpenModelica1.18.0-64bit folder?
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There are many external functions in Modelica.Math.Matrices.LAPACK that wrap LAPACK routines. You can call them like any other Modelica function.
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Thanks for your reply!
Yes, so where can I find the library or source code of these functions in the installed openModelica files?
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I guess @AnHeuermann or @mahge know
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For Linux, it will not even be included in the OpenModelica install. It's a separate third-party library with many different implementations that can be interchanged (http://www.netlib.org/lapack/ would be the default, but you might be using ATLAS, OpenBLAS, MKL, etc). No header is necessary, only the library.
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@sjoelund Thank you for your reply. So, I cannot find the library (as a file) in the installed folders of OpenModelica?
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On Windows you can, but it's a binary object. No header or source code.
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Nice, where I can find this binary object file (only for reference)?
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Can you kindly move this discussion to some more appropriate repository/forum since it does not seem to of general interest for MSL.
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