MinGW lapack installed on Windows

MINGW Basic Configuration Environment

Compiling the installation

Scenario One: MinGW makefiles

My configuration is not Mingw32-make.exe after the MinGW folder, using mingw-get install mingw32-make command installation is not effective, only to download the official website https:// sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/files/mingw/extension/make/make-3.82.90-cvs/ The make-3.82.90-2-mingw32-cvs-20120902-bin.tar.lzma/download is then placed in the/mingw/mingw/bin, adding this path to path

After configuring it directly under the Build folder, run the Cmd.exe shell, Mingw32-make-j5, and then run the Mingw32-make install file to C:/Program Files (x86)/lapack, Tick Build_shared_libs

Scenario Two: MSYS makefiles

Step above, but confige time to choose Msys Makefile, is to use Msys Make.exe and Sh.exe as Shell compiler installation

Once configured, you can create a C application in Visual Studio and link to mingw-built LAPACK DLLs while using LAPACK in Visual Studio because it is a link mingw-built LAPACK DLLS therefore requires the GNU runtime DLLS to run the dynamic library Libgfortran-3.dll and Libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll, but if you have added the GNU Runtime folder to path, you do not need to set up the previous step.

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Static Library generation: LIBBLAS.A liblapack.a and LIBTMGLIB.A

Dynamic library Generation: Libblas.dll.a LIBLAPACK.DLL.A and Libtmglib.dll.a and Runtime:libblas.dll,liblapack.dll and Libtmglib.dll

MinGW lapack installed on Windows