What is dependency checking and how does it work?
Dependency checking is Netlib’s mechanism for sending routines called by those routines a user has explicitly selected. A single request for the highest level routine should therefore get all the routines a user needs.Dependencies are generated from a script that looks at the load map for each software package. A manually edited file tells Netlib which directories to scan for dependent routines.
Dependency checking is Netlib’s mechanism for sending routines called by those routines a user has explicitly selected. A single request for the highest level routine should therefore get all the routines a user needs. Dependencies are generated from a script that looks at the load map for each software package. A manually edited file tells Netlib which directories to scan for dependent routines.