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Lacaml - OCaml-bindings to BLAS and LAPACK
Install
dune-project
Dependency
mmottl.github.io
Readme
Changelog
LGPL-2.1-or-later WITH OCaml-LGPL-linking-exception License
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Versions (29)
Authors
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EEgbert Ammicht <eammicht@lucent.com>
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PPatrick Cousot <Patrick.Cousot@ens.fr>
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SSam Ehrlichman <sehrlichman@janestreet.com>
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FFlorent Hoareau <h.florent@gmail.com>
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MMarkus Mottl <markus.mottl@gmail.com>
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LLiam Stewart <liam@cs.toronto.edu>
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CChristophe Troestler <Christophe.Troestler@umons.ac.be>
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OOleg Trott <ot14@columbia.edu>
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MMartin Willensdorfer <ma.wi@gmx.at>
Maintainers
Sources
lacaml-11.1.1.tbz
sha256=344b3b03f95f03ef0013a935f443d6d367b5a6c78313b1e86c6481fd9c0b7287
sha512=7d02861c256350e776296b2eb540edfac7f37cad414057283f9f7f9cef987593d371de3b45e37a5ed9f8adea69d872819ca43666327c53c1afab408e88bfac9b
doc/lacaml/Lacaml/index.html
Module LacamlSource
Binding to the BLAS and LAPACK libraries. You can make use of this library by referring to the corresponding module you need for your precision and number type:
open Lacaml.S
open Lacaml.D
open Lacaml.C
open Lacaml.ZTo use this library, you should be familiar with BLAS and LAPACK. The following quick reference guide for the BLAS and LAPACK quick reference may be useful to you. For the precise description of the functions, consult the man pages online or, if you installed them on your machine (if you use Linux, they should be in the packages of your distribution), read them with Emacs: M-x man (under Unix) or M-x woman (all systems).
Precision-dependent Modules
Real-valued Modules
Complex-valued Modules
Precision-independent Module
Pretty-printing Module
Utility Module
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