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common: * Added a generic bfloat16 SBGEMV kernel * Fixed a potentially severe memory leak after fork in OpenMP builds that was introduced in 0.3.12 * Added detection of the Fujitsu Fortran compiler * Added detection of the (e)gfortran compiler on OpenBSD * Added support for overriding the default name of the library independently from symbol suffixing in the gmake builds (already supported in cmake) RISC V: * Added a RISC V port optimized for C910V POWER: * Added optimized POWER10 kernels for SAXPY, CAXPY, SDOT, DDOT and DGEMV_N * Improved DGEMM performance on POWER10 * Improved STRSM and DTRSM performance on POWER9 and POWER10 * Fixed segmemtation faults in DYNAMIC_ARCH builds * Fixed compilation with the PGI compiler x86: * Fixed compilation of kernels that require SSE2 intrinsics since 0.3.12 x86_64: * Added an optimized bfloat16 SBGEMV kernel for SkylakeX and Cooperlake * Improved the performance of SASUM and DASUM kernels through parallelization * Improved the performance of SROT and DROT kernels * Improved the performance of multithreaded xSYRK * Fixed OpenMP builds that use the LLVM Clang compiler together with GNU gfortran (where linking of both the LLVM libomp and GNU libgomp could lead to lockups or wrong results) * Fixed miscompilations by old gcc 4.6 * Fixed misdetection of AVX2 capability in some Sandybridge cpus OBS-URL: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/science/openblas?expand=0&rev=114 |
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openSUSE specific packaging =========================== OpenBLAS provides optimized implementations of BLAS and LAPACK. openSUSE provides three variants: * Serial library (libopenblas_serial0) * With OpenMP support (libopenblas_openmp0) * With threading support (libopenblas_pthreads0) By defult openSUSE uses pthreads version on x86 systems and OpenMP for other architectures. On x86 systems OpenBLAS uses dynamic architectures support, so it contains all CPU-related optimizations. How to switch between the various BLAS/LAPACK implementations ============================================================= BLAS: sudo /usr/sbin/update-alternatives --config libblas.so.3 LAPACK: sudo /usr/sbin/update-alternatives --config liblapack.so.3 More information is available at: https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Science_Linear_algebra_libraries