Franck HOUSSEN
Franck HOUSSEN
Try to do it with code from https://www.caam.rice.edu/software/ARPACK/ : you should get the same problem, if so, report it there.
Fixed by #371
FYI, this project is maintained-only, not actively-developped. I guess the answer is unfortunately no.
Check out eigen3 or slepc.
Could you PR the modifications you had to do to get compilation OK on MacOS to check first if the CI is still OK on other OS (ubuntu, debian, fedora,...
@cesss : you mention llvm, but, do you _really_ use `[cf]lang` or `gcc/gfortran` compilers ? Look in cmake summary (traces). In #234 : I install `llvm` but get `gcc` compilers...
@cess: should be OK now? If so, can you close the issue?
Try to set `PKG_CONFIG_PATH` to the directory where `arpack.pc` is.
Can't afford spending time on that neither ?!... Did you try ISO_C_BINDING : `cmake -DICB=ON` and replace old fashioned `dseupd_` (I've seen some in your bug report) by type compliant...
> Thanks for your suggestion. What it would look like for the test code ? just replace dseupd_ with dseupd_c ? Yes. With ICB enabled, `make install` will install `arpack.h`....