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Paul E. Johnson <pauljohn@ku.edu> 2012-11-17 Examples of C programs that access the BLAS routines from the c interface. Include cblas.h for that. Note that depending on the linker options, this may actually use routines from different libraries. I mean, lblas is usually pointing to a file like /usr/lib/libblas.so which, itself, is not a "real shared library file", but instead a symbolic link to an implementation in some particular programming package. Perhaps it points to routines from "ATLAS" (Automatic Tuning Linear Algebra System" or "GotoBLAS2", or the Intel Math Kernel Library (mkl). The selection can be trusted to system administrators, usually, unless you want to test different ones, and then some gcc command line magic is required to specify which one.