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@@ -43,7 +43,17 @@ have all what it takes to build OpenBLAS from source, plus `python` and |
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$ python -mpip install numpy meson ninja pytest pytest-benchmark |
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``` |
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The benchmark syntax is consistent with that of `pytest-benchmark` framework. The incantation to run the suite locally is `$ pytest benchmark/pybench/benchmarks/test_blas.py`. |
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The Meson build system looks for the installed OpenBLAS using pkgconfig, so the openblas.pc created during the OpenBLAS build needs |
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to be somewhere on the search path of pkgconfig or in a folder pointed to by the environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH. |
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If you want to build the benchmark suite using flang (or flang-new) instead of gfortran for the Fortran parts, you currently need |
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to edit the meson.build file and change the line `'fortran_std=legacy'` to `'fortran_std=none'` to work around an incompatibility |
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between Meson and flang. |
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If you are building and running the benchmark under MS Windows, it may be necessary to copy the generated openblas_wrap module from |
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your build folder to the `benchmarks` folder. |
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The benchmark syntax is consistent with that of `pytest-benchmark` framework. The incantation to run the suite locally is `$ pytest benchmark/pybench/benchmarks/bench_blas.py`. |
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An ASV compatible benchmark suite is planned but currently not implemented. |
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