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;; blas: Accelerate framework on mac, OpenBLAS elsewhere.
;; `jolt build` links the kernels statically from the archive so the binary
;; is self-contained; run/repl/test load the shared object. By platform, so
;; a Windows build of a program that uses lev as a library links none.
;; a Windows build of a program that uses lev as a library links none, and
;; optional, so that program's binary still starts there, without them:
;; lev.tensors/available? says whether they loaded.
:jolt/native [{:name "lev_kernels"
:optional true
:darwin ["native/liblev_kernels.dylib"]
:linux ["native/liblev_kernels.so"]
:static {:darwin {:archive "native/liblev_kernels.a"}
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