QuantLib documentation

[henaffp]

All,

Please find attached a short documentation (in French!) on QuantLib, and
specifically on the use of the observer pattern. I'll translate it into
English at some point.

Fernando/Luigi: If you find it of any value, I'll gladly release the
document and source to the QL project.

As a side note, the document uses the sagetex package (sagemath.org) to
combine latex and QuantLib code (with python wrapper) in a single
document. That is, the numerical results that you see in the document
are the result of an actual, on the fly, execution of QuantLib/Python
code.

Best regards,

Patrick Hénaff
Euria
Université de Bretagne Occidentale
Brest - France


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[P Nelnik]

That looks good Patrick.

How about adding it to the quantlib wiki ( http://quantlib.referata.com/wiki/Quantlib_Wiki ) ?

Cheers
Philip

On Thu, Aug 26, 2010 at 1:16 AM, P. Henaff <[hidden email]> wrote:

All,

Please find attached a short documentation (in French!) on QuantLib, and
specifically on the use of the observer pattern. I'll translate it into
English at some point.

Fernando/Luigi: If you find it of any value, I'll gladly release the
document and source to the QL project.

As a side note, the document uses the sagetex package (sagemath.org) to
combine latex and QuantLib code (with python wrapper) in a single
document. That is, the numerical results that you see in the document
are the result of an actual, on the fly, execution of QuantLib/Python
code.

Best regards,

Patrick Hénaff
Euria
Université de Bretagne Occidentale
Brest - France


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[Luigi Ballabio]

On Wed, 2010-08-25 at 19:16 +0200, P. Henaff wrote:
> Please find attached a short documentation (in French!) on QuantLib, and
> specifically on the use of the observer pattern. I'll translate it into
> English at some point.
>
> Fernando/Luigi: If you find it of any value, I'll gladly release the
> document and source to the QL project.

Ok, thanks.  When it's in English (no hurry) I'll add it to the docs
page on the QuantLib site.

> As a side note, the document uses the sagetex package (sagemath.org) to
> combine latex and QuantLib code (with python wrapper) in a single
> document. That is, the numerical results that you see in the document
> are the result of an actual, on the fly, execution of QuantLib/Python
> code.

That's neat.  I keep thinking I have to try Sage, but I never got around
to it...

Later,
        Luigi


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