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Resolve "Add a test to configure.sh on whether the Lapack and blas libraries are found"

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Merged Jonas Schwab requested to merge 219-add-a-test-to-configure-sh-on-whether-the-lapack-and-blas-libraries-are-found into master Jun 14, 2022
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I realized a way to fix the zsh issue. One can just explicitly execute the compilation directly in a bash shell with

bash -c "$FC check_libs.f90 $LIBS -o check_libs.out"

Closes #219 (closed)

Edited Jun 14, 2022 by Jonas Schwab
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Source branch: 219-add-a-test-to-configure-sh-on-whether-the-lapack-and-blas-libraries-are-found