> He's probably talking about my ATLAS-3.8.3 spkg, not the development
> version. That one works perfectly and should be merged ASAP. Various people
> are using it successfully to work around build problems with the old ATLAS
> build system but nobody dared to give it a positive review.
> 
> I have also noted breakage with the new ATLAS-3.9.xx, though I'm still on
> the fence whether its an ATLAS or a LinBox bug.
> 
I see, I will look at that ticket then. I am not sure about linbox either I 
should try to compile it against ATLAS 3.9.40 and see what happens.
But the failure I asked him about actually arise in iml compiled against
3.9.23 and possibly later. I have abandonned building the sage stack 
against ATLAS on sage-on-gentoo. It is still doable but I am now favoring
openblas for my own installs with some caveats:
https://github.com/xianyi/OpenBLAS
https://github.com/xianyi/OpenBLAS/issues/13
I am seriously considering making an experimental spkg for this, compilation 
time is much shorter and the performance is reasonable.

Francois

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