[JIL] New recipe#14010
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I've tested this JLL package locally (in combination with our work-in-progress Julia interface), and it is working on the two platforms I tested, namely |
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JIL: A library for fast computations with straight-line programs. Co-authored-by: Ricardo Buring <ricardo.buring@gmail.com>
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I got the library to compile with GCC 10.2, I suppose that's sufficient according to the compatibility tips. |
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Here is a recipe to build JIL, a library for fast computations with straight-line programs.