The newest version of stdlib has just been released (Apr. 12th). It now includes all of the interfaces to various blas and lapack subroutines. My understanding is that, in the near future, they also plan to release a scipy-like API for linear algebra (think call eig(A, eigvals, eigvecs) which would work for both real- and complex-valued matrices, single and double precision floats). We should probably keep an eye on it as it'll allow us to remove some of the bloat in Utils.f90. For the moment, it does not change anything for us, but let's keep that in mind.
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The newest version of
stdlibhas just been released (Apr. 12th). It now includes all of the interfaces to variousblasandlapacksubroutines. My understanding is that, in the near future, they also plan to release ascipy-like API for linear algebra (thinkcall eig(A, eigvals, eigvecs)which would work for both real- and complex-valued matrices, single and double precision floats). We should probably keep an eye on it as it'll allow us to remove some of the bloat inUtils.f90. For the moment, it does not change anything for us, but let's keep that in mind.