Jeff Hammond

@aprokop Very cool. I will check it out.

ParaTools also responded favorably, so I will try both and see what makes more sense.

@loveshack > All I should have to be concerned with in Fortran is the KIND. Given a binary library libblas.a, how does one tell whether an integer width promotion flag...

> I would request that the interface not be too complicated. Most of the > physicists who use Elk are not expert coders. They also have to compile > codes,...

@jkd2016 Yes, that's exactly why I want to use Fortran 2003. It's obnoxious to write a two-level wrapper to deal with pass-by-reference semantics.

@peterukk as that isn't part of the BLAS interface, I don't think anyone bothered to write Fortran wrappers for it. If you want to contribute this feature, look at [frame/compat](https://github.com/flame/blis/tree/master/frame/compat)...

Leave it open. Some of my finest work is done in response to public shaming. I don't know when I'll have time for this but I might take vacation in...

I'll take this one. I agree with you that it's a good feature. I'll let Devin and Field decide if it should be on by default or not. Will depend...

@baozich What happens if you use the OpenMP build of BLIS and set affinity via `OMP_PLACES` and `OMP_PROC_BIND`?

@devinamatthews It may also be that Fortran is better than C :trollface: