This was a great video! Please also introduce FFTW subroutines perhaps in another video.. it would really help as there are no videos implementing FFTW in fortran available. Thans in advance!
Hi Arun, Thanks a lot for the videos. I have two questions: 1-Do you know how to use LAPACK for NON SYMMETRIC matrix in a compressed storage format i.e. : have the matrix stored in one dimensional array instead of two dimensional array (to save memory for really large matrices). Lapack users guide only shows how to do this for symmetric matrix. I'll be very grateful if you can show how to do this for if possible. 2-Do you know if UMFPACK works on a 64-bit linux? If so could you please make a video how to download, setup run and use this package with all details similar to the blas+lapack video. Thanks again !
Nice Work ....Thank you Mr. Arun Prasaad Gunasekaran
prepare a tutorial on how to install lapack and blas on ubuntu or debian, that would be of use.
SIR WE HAVE TO INSTALL LAPACK INORDER TO FIND LINEAR EQUATIONS SOLUTION IN FORTRAN 95?
Nice job! The only question is that how you get the parameters for the lapack subroutine? Where are them in Lapack's manual?
Sir how to install lapack in windows
This was a great video! Please also introduce FFTW subroutines perhaps in another video.. it would really help as there are no videos implementing FFTW in fortran available. Thans in advance!
Hi Arun,
Thanks a lot for the videos.
I have two questions:
1-Do you know how to use LAPACK for NON SYMMETRIC matrix in a compressed storage format i.e. : have the matrix stored in one dimensional array instead of two dimensional array (to save memory for really large matrices). Lapack users guide only shows how to do this for symmetric matrix. I'll be very grateful if you can show how to do this for if possible.
2-Do you know if UMFPACK works on a 64-bit linux? If so could you please make a video how to download, setup run and use this package with all details similar to the blas+lapack video.
Thanks again !
como instala no mac m1 usando o visual studio code?
good work
Hello Hello Arun