hi guys,
i'm developing some math programs on C and can't seem to locate blas_dsort. i've compiled with the option -dalign -xlic_lib=sunperf and used #include<sunperf.h> in my source code.
am i missing something? i can use other sun performance library functions like isamax.
my machine is a v490 running Solaris 10.
regards
bus_wrecker
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hey there marc,
i don't think so.
the link to the function is here,
http://docs.sun.com/source/816-2461/blas_dsort.html
unfortunately, when i compile it with the options -dalign -xlic_lib=sunperf, the compiler can't find the correct libraries to link it.
it's a rather easy thing to do, sorting a list. i've implemented it via quicksort, but i could have save a great deal of time, if the function was there.
am i missing out something?
cheers
Hi,
What version of Studio are you using?
I checked the Studio 12 Early Access and Studio 11 versions of sunperf.h and they only
have the Fortran interface exposed, blas_dsort_. (Note the trailing under-score)
I'll have to track down what happened here, and why the C interface, without the trailing
underscore, is not there anymore.
In the meantime, can you use the Fortran interface? Prototype looks like :
void blas_dsort_(const int*, const int*, double*, const int*)
-Jeremy
hi there jeremy.
i'm using Studio 11.
i've tried what you've just mentioned but my compiler reports that it is an implicit declaration. what are the necessary arguments for that function?
i probably could try using it in Fortran, but i'm developing in C. that's alright if Sun doesn't have it in C.
regards
julian
Sorry for the late reply, I've been away for a few days...
For Studio 11, you should be able to use the following interface :
void blas_dsort_(const int*, const int*, double*, const int*)
Note the trailing underscore. This prototype is what your sunperf.h
include file will have.
Also note that the arguments are passed by reference.
Hope this works
-Jeremy
