I suggest to add a new flag to Makefile.rule in order to put a suffix to the library files generated. The option could be called for example LIBSUFFIX. I think that could be useful for example for compiling two versions of the library: with and without openmp support and execute make install in the same directory, or compile two versions of the library with two different compilers. The suffix could be appended to both the complete name of the library file and the symbolic link and both static and shared libraries. Then we have libopenblas.a, libopenblas_icc.a, libopenblas_omp.a, etc. without the user need to change by hand the names
I suggest to add a new flag to Makefile.rule in order to put a suffix to the library files generated. The option could be called for example LIBSUFFIX. I think that could be useful for example for compiling two versions of the library: with and without openmp support and execute make install in the same directory, or compile two versions of the library with two different compilers. The suffix could be appended to both the complete name of the library file and the symbolic link and both static and shared libraries. Then we have libopenblas.a, libopenblas_icc.a, libopenblas_omp.a, etc. without the user need to change by hand the names