LAPACK/ScaLAPACK Development

Hi :
I download the lapack from http://www.netlib.org/lapack/lapack.tgz and then I edit it accordingly (my system is redhat 9.0 )
>tar xvzf lapack.tgz
>cd LAPACK
> cp INSTALL/make.inc.LINUX make.inc
>make blas.lib
>make lapacklib
>cp blas_LINUX.a /usr/lib/libblas.a
>cp lapack_LINUX.a /usr/lib/liblapack.a

and then I edit my soft and here is the makefile

.SUFFIXES: .o .f .f90

SHELL = /bin/sh
###################### for intel ################################
#F90 = mpif90 -compiler intel
F90 = /usr/local/mpi/bin/mpif90
#LINKER = mpif90 -compiler intel
LINKER = /usr/local/mpi/bin/mpif90
FLAG = -O3 -xW -tpp7 -static -fixed -w
FLAGS = -O3 -xW -tpp7 -static -fixed -w
FLAGD = -O3 -xW -tpp7 -static -fixed -w
MLWF_FLAGD = -O3 -xW -tpp7 -static -free -w
DEBUG =
LIBS = -L/opt/intel_fc_80/lib -lsvml \
-L/usr/lib -lm -lc \
-L/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-redhat-linux/3.2.2 -lg2c
LAPACK = -L/usr/lib -lblas -llapack
#LAPACK =
INCLUDE =
CPPDIR = /usr/bin
CPP = $(CPPDIR)/cpp -P -C -traditional
P_FLAGS = -D_FAST_WAY_ -D_TIME_ -D_OPENFILE_
#P_FLAGS = -D_FAST_WAY_ -D_TIME_ -D_SP_ -D__IBM -D_ESSL_
#P_FLAGS = -D_FAST_WAY_ -D_TIME_ -D_FFTW_ -D_SP_
#P_FLAGS = -D_FAST_WAY_ -D_TIME_ -D__IBM -D_ESSL_
WORKDIR = CPPSRC


MODULES = m_pmd.o m_para.o my_mpi.o

MLWF =

NOVECT = mlwf.o other.o fftg2r.o \

writing.o mix.o moment.o sm_hyb_ene_force.o pdos.o ldau.o \
dav_fd.o pulay.o aldos.o vibration.o scf.o main.o \
header.o input_nhc.o reading_nhc.o writing_nhc.o detdof.o util.o printave.o

m_para_wann.o wann.o project.o mmnkb.o

VECT = dav_jrc1.o xc_gga.o swffft.o chgfft.o stlhxc.o fsrfsi.o \
subspace.o kbint.o setup_hsr.o blugel_ishida.o jrcat_ft.o \
ifft.o ifft_mpi.o eigen.o rmm.o

ALL = $(MODULES) $(MLWF) $(NOVECT) $(VECT)

default: STATE

STATE : $(ALL)
$(LINKER) $(FLAGD) -o STATE $(ALL) $(LAPACK) $(LIBS)

log : $(ALL)
$(LINKER) $(ALL) -o STATE $(FLAGD) $(LIBS) $(DEBUG)

clean:
\rm *.o

$(MODULES): $(@:.o=.f90)
@echo cpping $*.f90
@$(CPP) $(P_FLAGS) < $*.f90 > $(WORKDIR)/$*.f
@echo Compiling $*.f
@(cd $(WORKDIR); $(F90) -c $(FLAG) $(INCLUDE) $*.f; cd ..)
@mv $(WORKDIR)/$@ .

$(MLWF): $(@:.o=.f90)
@echo cpping $*.f90
@$(CPP) $(P_FLAGS) < $*.f90 > $(WORKDIR)/$*.f
@echo Compiling $*.f
@(cd $(WORKDIR); $(F90) -c $(MLWF_FLAG) $(INCLUDE) $*.f; cd ..)
@mv $(WORKDIR)/$@ .


$(NOVECT): $(@:.o=.f90)
@echo cpping $*.f90
@$(CPP) $(P_FLAGS) < $*.f90 > $(WORKDIR)/$*.f
@echo Compiling $*.f
@(cd $(WORKDIR); $(F90) -c $(FLAG) $(INCLUDE) $*.f; cd ..)
@mv $(WORKDIR)/$@ .

$(VECT): $(@:.o=.f90)
@echo cpping $*.f90
@$(CPP) $(P_FLAGS) < $*.f90 > $(WORKDIR)/$*.f
@echo Compiling $*.f
@(cd $(WORKDIR); $(F90) -c $(FLAGS) $(INCLUDE) $*.f; cd ..)
@mv $(WORKDIR)/$@ .

When I type "make " ,there are a lot of errors
stress.o(.text+0x45e): In function `stress_':
: undefined reference to `hsr_diff_'
stress.o(.text+0x9bc1): In function `xcfft_diff_':
: undefined reference to `tstatc0_'
stress.o(.text+0x9da4): In function `xcfft_diff_':
: undefined reference to `xcchg2_'
stress.o(.text+0xa27b): In function `xcfft_diff_':
: undefined reference to `xccgng_'
stress.o(.text+0xa31e): In function `xcfft_diff_':
: undefined reference to `xccgt_'
/usr/lib/liblapack.a(zhegs2.o)(.text+0x606): In function `zhegs2_':
: undefined reference to `zher2_'
/usr/lib/liblapack.a(zhegs2.o)(.text+0x67f): In function `zhegs2_':
: undefined reference to `ztrsv_'
/usr/lib/liblapack.a(zhegs2.o)(.text+0x812): In function `zhegs2_':
: undefined reference to `zher2_'
/usr/lib/liblapack.a(zhegs2.o)(.text+0x87c): In function `zhegs2_':
: undefined reference to `ztrsv_'
make: *** [STATE] Error 1

I can find those *.f90 in LAPACK/SRC and BLAS /SRC .
Has anyone else gotten this to work?
I would appreciate any advice you give me .
Thanks in advance.

You have to set of undefined references. You will need to handle by yourself the ones that come from stress.o. For the undefined reference that comes from the liblapack.a library, this is due to

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LAPACK = -L/usr/lib -lblas -llapack


This is wrong. First LAPACK, then BLAS. Thus the following will be clearly better.

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LAPACK = -L/usr/lib -llapack -lblas


-j