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I use openblas for a Python package, so I statically link most of the C dependencies I have. However, when I activate the static feature it failed the manylinux check because it is dynamically linking to libgfortran.so.5
This seems to happen when the lapacke feature is activated, but not otherwise.
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If you need OpenBLAS for a Python package, how does Rust appear in the picture?
IvanUkhov
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Link against libgfortran statically when static feature is enabled.
Link against libgfortran statically when static feature is enabled
Jul 10, 2021
I use openblas for a Python package, so I statically link most of the C dependencies I have. However, when I activate the static feature it failed the manylinux check because it is dynamically linking to libgfortran.so.5
This seems to happen when the lapacke feature is activated, but not otherwise.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: