[OpenBLAS] Conan uses experimental cmake build instead of recommended build option
See original GitHub issueFrom the configuration output:
CMake support is experimental. It does not yet support all build options
and may not produce the same Makefiles that OpenBLAS ships with.
I’m not sure why conan-center-index choose to rely on the experimental feature, whereas earlier https://github.com/conan-community/conan-openblas relied on the supported build.
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@leezu I need to check why that was moved to cmake only. Maybe to simplify the recipe, but as you commented, that’s not the best way. Otherwise, we can return to conan-community approach
I’ve already started. Let’s see if I can finish it. 😉