Once your application compiled correctly, do not forget to copy the liblapack.dll and libblas.dll where your executable is or the make sure that the dll are on your system path or put them in the WINDOWS\system32 folder, else binary won't run.In your project properties, change the properties "Linker > General > Additional Library Directory" to tell Visual Studio where the libraries are, and also add the name of your BLAS and LAPACK libraries in "Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies", just put "liblapack.lib libblas.lib" Link your C application built with MSVC with the BLAS and LAPACK libraries (the lib files) you just downloaded.Download the BLAS and LAPACK dll and lib that correspond to your need.Information: Those libraries were built with CMAKE for Visual Studio 2015 and Mingw compilers and correspond to LAPACK 3.7.0 + Bug Fix.
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Prebuilt libraries for Microsoft Visual Studio Projects Prebuilt dynamic libraries using Mingw Requirement: Mingw 32 bits or 64 bits
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You will need to install CMAKE on your machine and please refer to the build section. Please follow this extensive guide provided by one of our user. To run a program calling a LAPACK routine under Windows?
Do not forget to consult also the LAPACKE User Guide. You will need to install MinGW 32 bits and then download the Prebuilt dynamic libraries using Mingw or even better download a VS Studio Solution with everything ready (BLAS, LAPACK and LAPACKE lib and dll) and two simple LAPACKE examples), you will just need to unzip and build. Call LAPACK directly from C using the LAPACKE C Interface.If you DO NOT have INTEL compilers installed on your machine, you will need to install MinGW 32 bits or MinGW-w64 and then download the Prebuilt dynamic libraries using Mingw.If you have INTEL compilers installed on your machine, please download the Prebuilt static libraries using INTEL Compilers libraries.Running LAPACKE from VS Studio (just C code, no Fortran!!!).
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