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Subject: remove install part of README and update lib names
Description: Removal of installation steps and update libraries name
to match those in package.
Author: Olivier Sallou <osallou@debian.org>
Last-Updated: 26-03-2012
--- a/jlapack-3.1.1/README
+++ b/jlapack-3.1.1/README
@@ -3,46 +3,13 @@
May 31, 2007
----------------
-This directory should contain the following files:
-
- README - this file
- INSTALL - installation details
- CHANGES - what has changed in this version
- examples - directory containing a few examples of calling JLAPACK
-
The following jar files should exist:
- blas.jar - the BLAS library
- blas_simple.jar - the simplified interfaces to BLAS
- lapack.jar - the LAPACK library
- lapack_simple.jar - the simplified interfaces to LAPACK
- xerbla.jar - LAPACK error reporting routine
+ jlapack-blas.jar - the BLAS library
+ jlapack-lapack.jar - the LAPACK library
+ jlapack-xerbla.jar - LAPACK error reporting routine
f2jutil.jar - utilities required for running f2j translated code
-If you downloaded the 'strict' distribution, there will be
-four subdirectories:
-
- strict_math_lib - calls java.lang.StrictMath instead of java.lang.Math,
- but the methods are not declared as strictfp
- strict_fp - methods are declared strictfp, but does not call
- java.lang.StrictMath
- strict_both - methods are declared strictfp and calls
- java.lang.StrictMath
- plain - not strict
-
-Each of the subdirectories will contain all of the jar files mentioned
-above.
-
-In addition to raw translations of the numerical routines, the blas_simple
-and lapack_simple jar files contain classes that provide a more Java-like
-interface to the underlying numerical functions. There is one such class
-for each numerical routine. The name of the class is simply the function
-name in all caps. For example, the fortran routine 'ddot' is translated
-into two classes: Ddot.java and DDOT.java. Ddot.java contains the actual
-translation of the fortran code while DDOT.java contains only a call to
-the real ddot (Ddot), but provides a more simple interface. Since the
-interface may have to do matrix transposition and copying for some routines,
-it is faster to use the 'raw' numerical routines.
API documentation for the BLAS and LAPACK can be found online at the
following URL:
@@ -72,9 +39,9 @@
5. The appropriate jar files should be in your CLASSPATH.
f2jutil.jar - should always be included
- blas.jar - include if calling BLAS routines
- lapack.jar - include if calling LAPACK routines
- xerbla.jar - include for LAPACK error handling
+ jlapack-blas.jar - include if calling BLAS routines
+ jlapack-lapack.jar - include if calling LAPACK routines
+ jlapack-xerbla.jar - include for LAPACK error handling
So, if calling LAPACK, you'll want to include all four
jar files in your CLASSPATH.
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