libraries/atlas: Removed (use OpenBLAS).

Signed-off-by: Willy Sudiarto Raharjo <willysr@slackbuilds.org>

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-IMPORTANT NOTES
-
-1) The present SlackBuild for ATLAS does by no means try to take into account
-   all configuration/build issues of ATLAS. Nevertheless, any relevant patches
-   mentioned in the ATLAS Errata are applied.
-
-2) The script mostly assumes that you are installing on an x86 or x86_64
-   platform and use gcc for compilation. If you decide to use other compilers or
-   install on another platform, you are unfortunately on your own and welcome to
-   suggest improvements or patches to this SlackBuild. There is one small
-   exception to this: the USE_DWALL variable, see below.
-
-3) There is no "post install" tuning performed by this script.
-
-4) ATLAS does not conflict with the reference netlib BLAS. Nevertheless, if
-   ATLAS got installed successfully you should consider removing netlib BLAS and
-   (re)compiling every BLAS/LAPACK dependent package. Otherwise you may not have
-   much gain from installing ATLAS.
-
-5) There is a strong interaction between ATLAS and LAPACK. By default ATLAS
-   implements an optimized subset of LAPACK and creates the corresponding static
-   library. Nevertheles, provided that the full LAPACK source is available,
-   ATLAS builds a complete LAPACK library linked against its optimized BLAS
-   implementation. This is what the atlas SlackBuild does by default. You may
-   decide that you don't what this, then make use of the LAPACK_SOURCE variable
-   (see below).
-
-
-INSTALLATION DETAILS
-
-1) Make sure CPU throttling is off before starting the install. This is
-   important, since ATLAS has to tune itself. As with Slackware 14.2 you
-   can run /etc/rc.d/rc.cpufreq as root with "performance" as command line
-   argument. To reset, run it again with what gets set at boot time (by
-   default "ondemand") as command line argument.
-
-2) For the same reason, keep the extra load on the system as low as possible
-   while building ATLAS.
-
-
-GENERIC SETUP VARIABLES
-
-1) SYS_DESTDIR is set by default to "/usr" and is the system destination
-   directory. When installing the package produced by this SlackBuild,
-   ATLAS's and LAPACK's files will be written to $SYS_DESTDIR/include,
-   $SYS_DESTDIR/include/atlas and $SYS_DESTDIR/lib (or lib64).
-   Documentation files are written to /usr/doc/atlas-$VERSION if not
-   otherwise stated (see below).
-   You may want to change the value of SYS_DESTDIR to avoid conflicts. If
-   you do so, you have to make sure that these libraries and corresponding
-   headers are found by the compiler or the configuration software used
-   to build code depending on them.
-   IMPORTANT: SYS_DESTDIR has to have an absolute path as value.
-
-2) DEFAULT_DOCS has the default value "yes", which means that docs go
-   to /usr/doc/atlas-$VERSION, but you may want to let the docs go
-   to $SYS_DESTDIR/doc/atlas-$VERSION. For this, just set this
-   variable to "no".
-
-
-SETUP VARIABLES FOR ATLAS
-
-1) USE_ARCH_DEFAULTS defaults to "yes", which means that the library
-   will be optimized by trying to take into account former builds done
-   on a similar machine. Thus ATLAS will use predefined optimizations
-   if available. This may reduce (much) the compilation time but may
-   not give you the best result if you don't use the same gcc compiler
-   version as the ATLAS author.
-   Please note that with this variable set to "no", or if there are no
-   known optimizations for your machine ATLAS compilation may last for
-   many hours! Take a nap :-)
-   NOTE: On the machine of this SlackBuild's author setting
-         USE_ARCH_DEFAULTS to "no" provided libraries with definitely
-         better performance. Compilation took about six hours.
-
-2) ARCH_DEF_DIR has different meanings, depending on the value of
-   USE_ARCH_DEFAULTS:
-   a) If USE_ARCH_DEFAULTS is "yes" and you have some custom architectural
-      defaults, then you may set this to the absolute path of the directory
-      containing the file with your custom defaults.
-   b) If USE_ARCH_DEFAULTS is "no" and you would like to create custom
-      architectural defaults then set this to the absolute path of the
-      directory which should contain the file with the custom defaults.
-      NOTE: Since this file is supposed to survive an upgrade, it doesn't
-            get included in the Slackware package. You have to remove it
-            by hand, if needed. A file named "ARCH_DEF_DIR" gets written
-            to the documentation directory, to remind you where the created
-            architectural defaults are. Make a backup of it, since it may
-            get deleted with an upgrade.
-   ARCH_DEF_DIR defaults to the empty string, which means that neither your
-   custom defaults are used nor custom defaults are created.
-
-3) USE_DWALL defaults to "no" which should be OK for x86 or x86_64 and the gcc
-   compiler. If you are on another architecture than x86 and/or don't use gcc
-   you need to set it to "yes".
-
-4) L2_CACHE_SIZE provides the size of the level 2 cache in bytes. By default it
-   is deduced from /proc/cpuinfo but you can just set the value manually, if you
-   wish or need so.
-
-5) NUM_THREADS allows you to set the maximum number of threads. By default it
-   is "-1", which means autodection. In this case it gets set equal to the
-   number of available processors.
-
-6) USE_PROCESSORS is by default the empty string, which means that any of the
-   available processors may be used. Nevertheless, under some circumstances,
-   one may want to specify the processor IDs, e.g. "0 2 4". Please consult
-   atlas_install.pdf, p. 13 for more informations.
-   NOTES: a) This is incompatible with the autodetection of the number of
-             threads. Therefore NUM_THREADS must be greater than 1.
-          b) Write just the processor IDs to this string, the script takes
-             care of the rest. Take care to have NUM_THREADS equal to the
-             amount of processor IDs.
-
-7) SHARED_SWITCH is set by default to ask for building shared libs along with
-   the static ones. Set this to the empty string, if you don't want to have
-   shared libs.
-
-
-SETUP VARIABLES FOR LAPACK
-
-1) LAPACK_SOURCE set this variable to the empty string, if you don't want for a
-   full LAPACK library to get build.
-
-2) TEST_LAPACK set this variable to "yes" if you would like to run the LAPACK
-   tests. You will find the results of the tests in the documentation directory.
-   This has no relevance, if you didn't allow for a full LAPACK build.
-
-3) LAPACK_TIMER sets the timer to be used for LAPACK. If you stay with
-   gfortran, presently the default compiler on Slackware, you can leave the
-   value as is. Otherwise, set it to "NONE" or read LAPACK's make.inc.example
-   for more informations.
-   This has no relevance, if you didn't allow for a full LAPACK build.
-
-