On 12 May 2007 at 22:11, Subhro Nandi wrote:
| I have recently downloaded quanlib via apt-get on debian. But, I am not sure
Source or binary? Default mode is the binary.
| if I should still run ./configure.
No, you don't need to -- one of the the key points of Debian (and derivatives
like Ubuntu and others) is to give you over 20,000 binary packages that are
ready as shipped.
| If not, then how do I view the existing modules?
I do not know what you referring to. The Debian packages include all the
upstream sources, provide Python and Ruby bindings from the SWIG sources, and
there is also my tinier RQuantLib package. There is also the examples
packages, so after 'apt-get install quantlib-examples' you can run
$ SwapValuation
$ EquityOptions
$ ...
and the other examples. 'BermudanSwaption' is always handy to test migration
under openMosix :) Install 'libquantlib0-dev' if you want to write C++ code
against the library.
| Also, how do I join a project?
See FAQ 2.1 and 2.2.
Regards, Dirk
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