fix library names in lapack64.pc
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Add substitutions to `lapack.pc.in`, in order to ensure that the generated `lapack64.pc` file correctly references the index64 library and BLAS dependency. It seems that other pkg-config templates have been updated as part of Reference-LAPACK#462 but this one was omitted. As a result, finding a lapack64 via pkg-config gave non-index64 libraries. Signed-off-by: Michał Górny <[email protected]>
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Add substitutions to
lapack.pc.in, in order to ensure that the generatedlapack64.pcfile correctly references the index64 library and BLAS dependency. It seems that other pkg-config templates have been updated as part of #462 but this one was omitted. As a result, finding a lapack64 via pkg-config gave non-index64 libraries.Checklist
CC @epsilon-0 @langou