Blaze_3.8 release has compilation issues for the benchmark tests

[Evgeniy Oparin]

• System settings:

gcc version 9.3.0 (Ubuntu 9.3.0-17ubuntu1~20.04)

Target: x86_64-linux-gnu

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• Config file settings:

# Compiler selection
# This variable specifies the compiler used for the compilation of all benchmarks.
CXX=g++

# Special compiler flags
# This variable specifies the compiler flags used for the compilation of all benchmarks.
CXXFLAGS="-std=c++1y -msse4"

# Special include directives
# This variable can be used to specify special/additional include-related compiler directives.
INCLUDE_DIRECTIVES=

# Special library directives
# This variable can be used to specify special/additional library-related compiler directives.
LIBRARY_DIRECTIVES=-llapack

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• Compilation log you can find in attachments

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[Klaus Iglberger]

Hi Evgeniy!

Thanks for taking the time to create this issue. The problem has already been fixed in issue #391, so the current master works well. However, the Blazemark is a non-essential part of Blaze, which has been deprecated since Blaze 3.5 (see the wiki). It does not represent any performance tests, but a collection of outdated performance comparisons between Blaze and other linear algebra libraries. Therefore please ignore the entire directory (or better yet: remove it).

I hope this resolves the issue,

Best regards,

Klaus!

[Klaus Iglberger]

Hi Evgeniy!

I have just uploaded Blaze 3.8.1, which contains the fix for the Blazemark.

Best regards,

Klaus!

[Evgeniy Oparin]

Hello, Klaus!
Thanks a lot for the info and for the new release!