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				    are always visible in the *Advanced View*.  They can also be 
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				    set directly via ``-D<VAR>=<VALUE>`` arguments to ``CMake``. 
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				+Building using custom BLAS & LAPACK installs 
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				+If you are building on an exotic system, then the standard find package 
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				+scripts for ``BLAS`` & ``LAPACK`` which ship with ``CMake`` might not 
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				+work.  In this case, one option would be to write your own custom versions for 
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				+your environment and then set ``CMAKE_MODULE_PATH`` to the directory 
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				+containing these custom scripts when invoking ``CMake`` to build Ceres and they 
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				+will be used in preference to the default versions.  However, in order for this 
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				+to work, your scripts must provide the full set of variables provided by the 
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				+default scripts.  Also, if you are building Ceres with ``SuiteSparse``, the 
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				+versions of ``BLAS`` & ``LAPACK`` used by ``SuiteSparse`` and Ceres should be 
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				+the same. 
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				 .. _section-using-ceres: 
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				 Using Ceres with CMake 
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