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Welcome to the MUMPS package. You can find more information about MUMPS at:
http://mumps-solver.org/
The mumps-test package includes a test of each of the datatypes:
single-precision (s), double-precision (d), complex (c) and complex double (z).
Run the tests as follows:
cd /usr/lib/mumps
./ssimpletest < input_simpletest_real
./dsimpletest < input_simpletest_real
./csimpletest < input_simpletest_cmplx
./zsimpletest < input_simpletest_cmplx
The solution should be something close to 1 2 3 4 5.
=== 64-bit MUMPS ===
64-bit builds of MUMPS are provided in libmumps64*-dev packages.
Libraries to be linked against are marked with _64_ in the library name:
libcmumps_64.so or libcmumps_64_${PLAT}.so
libdmumps_64.so libdmumps_64_${PLAT}.so
libmumps_common_64.so libmumps_common_64_${PLAT}.so
libpord_64.so libpord_64_${PLAT}.so
libsmumps_64.so libsmumps_64_${PLAT}.so
libzmumps_64.so libzmumps_64_${PLAT}.so
with PLAT = ptscotch, scotch or seq.
Link using
-ldmumps_64 -lzmumps_64 -lsmumps_64 -lcmumps_64 -lmumps_common_64 -lpord_64
or with PLAT appended, as required for your application.
.a variants are also available for static linking.
Currently 64 bit support is built for ordering only (PORD),
configuring with -DPORD_INTSIZE64, not an all-integer 64 bit build.
The 64-bit link libraries listed above point to the underlying built
configuration, which has sonames marked with _64pord_.
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