Re: ada lapack

[Ada novice <shai.lesh@gmx.com>]

On Friday, August 17, 2012 10:43:22 AM UTC+1, Niklas Holsti wrote:

> Change this line to have a ./ at the start:
> 
> 
> 
> 		./$${file} > $${file}.txt; \
> 

Thanks. It works! I did the operations from scratch from the .tgz file. And now, 

$ make tests
Testing  example01
Testing  example02
Testing  example03
Testing  example04
Testing  tdgeev
Testing  tdgesv
Testing  tdgetri
Testing  tzgeev
Testing  tzgesv
Testing  tzgetri

and for instance, 

$ ./tzgetri
The optimal value for LWORK is 256

Matrix
(  1.230, -5.500) (  7.910, -5.380) ( -9.800, -4.860) ( -7.320,  7.570)
( -2.140, -1.120) ( -9.920, -0.790) ( -9.180, -1.120) (  1.370,  0.430)
( -4.300, -7.100) ( -6.470,  2.520) ( -6.510, -2.670) ( -5.860,  7.380)
(  1.270,  7.290) (  8.900,  6.920) ( -8.820,  1.250) (  5.410,  5.370)

Inverse
( -0.113, -0.054) ( -0.086,  0.011) (  0.127,  0.189) (  0.155, -0.034)
(  0.057,  0.057) (  0.006,  0.013) ( -0.027, -0.098) ( -0.041, -0.034)
( -0.059, -0.028) ( -0.093,  0.025) (  0.042,  0.036) (  0.014,  0.012)
( -0.102,  0.067) (  0.021,  0.126) (  0.126, -0.095) (  0.039, -0.114)

I am curious to know why "make tests" in my earlier case was giving me the outputs of the matrices while now with the new Makefile, I get only

Testing  example01
Testing  example02
Testing  example03
Testing  example04
Testing  tdgeev
Testing  tdgesv
Testing  tdgetri
Testing  tzgeev
Testing  tzgesv
Testing  tzgetri

and without the matrix outputs?



> The files without a suffix, such as example01, are most likely the
> binaries, also called executables.

Ok. On my linux system, these files are also in a different colour from the rest.


Best regards,
YC