Upgrade to Julia 1.3+, use JLL package to provide FFTW #122
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This is the first package where I've tried to mix JLL packages with more custom installation procedures, but it seems to more-or-less work.
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Lookin' good! Would it be possible to use a BinaryBuilder-provided MKL upon request instead of using Conda? |
https://github.com/JuliaBinaryWrappers/MKL_jll.jl/releases/tag/MKL-v2019.0.117%2B0 |
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Yeah, I know it exists, I'm just not sure how one would restructure the provider choice since it's actually loading a package rather than just picking up an existing library. |
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I think just like how we do this: We could generate a few lines to load in |
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This is the first package where I've tried to mix JLL packages with more
custom installation procedures, but it seems to more-or-less work.