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--- build:reqpkgs [2017/05/25 10:22] – Matthieu Verstraete
+++ build:reqpkgs [2020/08/05 16:19] – [Linear Algebra] Jean-Michel Beuken
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 If you are using Linux, the best way to install linear algebra libraries is to use the package manager of your distribution to get some of them and/or install the [[https://software.intel.com/en-us/intel-mkl|Intel Math Kernel Library]].
-For MacOS X, many libraries can be installed using [[https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=category&substr=math|Macports]] or [[http://brew.sh/|Homebrew]].
+For macOS, many libraries can be installed using [[https://www.macports.org/ports.php?by=category&substr=math|Macports]] or [[http://brew.sh/|Homebrew]].
 The University of Tennessee has also some useful information on [[https://icl.cs.utk.edu/lapack-for-windows/|how to install linear algebra libraries on Windows]]
-On many high performance computers you will have access to optimized libraries (mkl ESSL ACML gotoblas...) - use these at all costs. They will speed up abinit runs by up to an order of magnitude: more than 60% of computation time is spent in these external libraries.
+On many high performance computers, you will have access to optimized libraries (mkl, ESSL, ACML, OpenBLAS,...) - use these at all costs\\ They will speed up abinit runs by up to an order of magnitude: more than 60% of computation time is spent in these external libraries.
 ==== Fast Fourier Transforms ====