petters / suitesparse

A shallow fork of SuiteSparse adding build files for Visual Studio and support for ACML

NOTE: It was a long time since I updated this project. However, there are many forks here on Github, which may be useful. If I were to update this project again, I would add CMake files instead of Visual Studio project files.

SuiteSparse

SuiteSparse: A Suite of Sparse matrix packages at http://www.suitesparse.com

See README.txt

Visual Studio Project Files

This repository adds project files for Visual Studio 2010, making compilation of SuiteSparse for Windows 64-bit easy.

Currently, the project files build the following:

• CHOLMOD
• AMD
• CAMD
• CCOLAMD
• COLAMD

ACML

ACML - the AMD Core Math Library - is a very fast BLAS and LAPACK library that works well on Windows 64-bit. It can be obtained for free. This repository contains the necessary modifications to CHOLMOD for ACML.

suitesparse's Issues

Error in running ssmult_install.m

Suitesparse linking issue

Hi,
I am trying to link suitesparse with a c++ project of mine. However, upon compiling my project, I get the following error-:
/usr/bin/ld: //usr/local/lib/libcholmod.a(cholmod_super_numeric.o): undefined reference to symbol 'zpotrf_'
//usr/lib/liblapack.so.3: error adding symbols: DSO missing from command line

Any idea what I may be doing wrong. FYI, i directly used the latest Suitesparse source from Tim Davis's site. His package builds perfectly on my machine (ubunut 14.04). If it may be of any help, my project also uses IPOPT which also links with lapack and blas.

Thanks,
jayanth

Cannot compile in vs2010

error 1 error C1083: Can not open the file:“metis.h”: No such file or directory
Almost all *.h cannot found.

I just open the solution file in Project document.

Why is the function 'cholmod_start' only declared but undefined?

In file 'suitesparse-metis-for-windows\SuiteSparse\CHOLMOD\Include\cholmod_core.h', line 1058:

int cholmod_start
(
    cholmod_common *Common
) ;

It is only declared but no function defined. Can anyone tell me why?