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Yeah, I used in my last job (commercial CFD code), and it was widely used by others in our sector. It's nice if you need to support Windows/Linux as well as bri
by physicsguy 5y ago
Yeah, I used in my last job (commercial CFD code), and it was widely used by others in our sector. It's nice if you need to support Windows/Linux as well as brings for e.g. MPI, etc. and compiling scietnfic libs like FFTW on Windows is a PITA, so using MKL which comes bundled with it is very easy.
- slavik81 5y agoWhat makes compiling FFTW on Windows so troublesome? That's currently on my to-do list.
- physicsguy 5y agoWell, most Windows applications you have to actually deploy are compiled with MSVC, and historically most OSS libs don’t use cross platform build scripts, etc. FFTW these days I think has a CMakeLists.txt file, and Visual Studio well supports CMake now but it didn’t used to.