Benjamin Naecker

Thanks for the detailed information, that's very helpful. I'm not sure if using WSL changes the story at all, but we can try to debug assuming it does not, acting...

@3togo Sorry to hear you're having issues. I've not looked at this issue in quite some time now, but I'll try to assist. You're seeing a failure to link the...

@3togo It would help a great deal if you could provide answers to my questions above. How did you install LAPACK itself on your system? Through `apt` or from sources?...

Hi @joshuakortje. I see a few issues in the output you've posted, but it's not immediately obvious what the solution is. The first error is this: ``` C:\lapack-3.12.0\LAPACKE\include\lapack.h(11): fatal error...

> Is there a better way to install LAPACK on Windows? I really don't know, sorry about that. I'm not a Windows user myself. > However, I keep running into...

> I think I have gotten LAPACK installed correctly now. That's great! > However, I still get the other error about 'lapack_make_complex_float' not being defined. How do I check that...

`std::complex` is definitely not valid C, that's a C++ construct, part of the C++ standard library. The C compiler being used to build this extension will balk at that. If...

> From what I can tell, the warnings look benign I'm not sure, I tend not to treat any warning like this as benign in C. This indicates we're implicitly...

> The warnings are pointing to the following lines. It is the 5 lines that are assigning the m, lda, p, ldb, and n variables. I assumed that it was...