I am not sure if I understand what you are doing. If you use gcc for
linking, then why do you want to use Visual Studio at all?
The message by itself
cannot find -latlas.lib
means that you do not have file libatlas.lib.a.
I would advise you first to choose either you use gcc or Visual Studio
and then to work within one environment. It is possible to mix them but
then you need to understand what are you doing.
Evgenii
I do not know. As far as I remember, it is pretty straightforward to
compile TAUCS under gcc (on Windows under Cygwin). You need however
additionally METIS and some optimized BLAS. Well, it is also easy to
compile METIS (you need version 4, not 5). As for BLAS you can use for
the start for example the old ATLAS that available here
http://matrixprogramming.com/files/bin/atlas-3.6-win.tar.gz
On my site MatrixProgramming you will find instruction on how compile
TAUCS and METIS under Visual Studio but as I have not documented on how
to compile them under gcc. Please just try it and if you see problems
just ask, then I will see what is would be necessary to document.
Evgenii
...
>
> Nope... no luck. Now I'm getting an error:
>
> ld.exe||cannot find -latlas|
>
> I already tried compiling the libs you have using that document
> under cygwin so I can use it with GCC and cygwin gave up with tons of
> errors in make.
>
I understand that when you do something for the first time than it is
not that easy. On the other hand you can consider this as an opportunity
to learn the process to compile better. To this end, you may want to
start with
http://matrixprogramming.com/2008/03/compilelink
The message above says that ld cannot find libatlas.a, so here it would
be necessary to understand why. If you describe in more detail what you
do and at what step you obtain such an error, then it would be easier to
give an advice.