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ILP64 reference library for LAPACK on Windows #917

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Also created a ticket to get rocSOLVER into Windows hipBLAS CI since this has been overlooked for far too long and would have caught this issue.

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Looks okay by me. So how does Linux differ on this again?

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This passed my tests on Windows (had to build rocSOLVER manually as CI packages didn't work), all rocSOLVER tests passed with this change.
CI is failing because of hipblasLT CI failures, I guess I can't really remove that CI dependency, though since the rocBLAS packages we're getting will dependent on hipblasLT regardless. I'll build/run tests on linux locally and merge when passed.

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Local linux tests all passed. Will merge and cherry-pick into 6.3 and start with local testing there tomorrow.

@daineAMD daineAMD merged commit db58bab into ROCm:develop Sep 27, 2024
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ILP64 reference library for LAPACK on Windows (#917)
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