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[Kloss, Burkhard]

Hi!  I've just started exploring quantlib on sourceforge - and it looks
quite impressive! I'll probably start trying to get it to compile on Linux
sometime this week - just wondering if anyone else is already working on
that.  BTW, I've found using STLport's library with gcc extremely effective!

Regards,

Burkhard Kloss
KBC Financial Products
http://www.kbcfp.com/ 
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[Kloss, Burkhard]

Okay, great - I'll grab the latest release from CVS then and play with that
instead.

Burkhard Kloss
KBC Financial Products
http://www.kbcfp.com/ 
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-----Original Message-----
From: Luigi Ballabio [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: 27 February 2001 09:29
To: Kloss, Burkhard
Cc: QuantlibUsers (E-mail)
Subject: Re: [Quantlib-users] activity...



Hi Burkhard,
         what Enrico meant was that the current cvs snapshot compiles under
Linux - the release on sourceforge doesn't.

Bye (and thanks for the kind words),
                                         Luigi

At 07:09 PM 2/27/01 +0100, Enrico Sirola wrote:

> >>>>> "KB" == Kloss, Burkhard <[hidden email]> writes:
>
>     KB> Hi!  I've just started exploring quantlib on sourceforge - and
>     KB> it looks quite impressive! I'll probably start trying to get
>     KB> it to compile on Linux sometime this week - just wondering if
>     KB> anyone else is already working on that.  BTW, I've found using
>     KB> STLport's library with gcc extremely effective!
>
>Hi Burkhard,
>the sources should actually compile under linux, if you have gcc
>2.95.2 (trying to compile it with previous versions is probably
>hopeless). There's a configure script you should run to create
>necessary makefiles, then everything should work.

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[Enrico Sirola-2]

>>>>> "KB" == Kloss, Burkhard <[hidden email]> writes:

    KB> Hi!  I've just started exploring quantlib on sourceforge - and
    KB> it looks quite impressive! I'll probably start trying to get
    KB> it to compile on Linux sometime this week - just wondering if
    KB> anyone else is already working on that.  BTW, I've found using
    KB> STLport's library with gcc extremely effective!

Hi Burkhard,
the sources should actually compile under linux, if you have gcc
2.95.2 (trying to compile it with previous versions is probably
hopeless). There's a configure script you should run to create
necessary makefiles, then everything should work.
Regards,
Enrico
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Enrico Sirola <[hidden email]>

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[Luigi Ballabio-3]

Hi Burkhard,
         what Enrico meant was that the current cvs snapshot compiles under
Linux - the release on sourceforge doesn't.

Bye (and thanks for the kind words),
                                         Luigi

At 07:09 PM 2/27/01 +0100, Enrico Sirola wrote:

> >>>>> "KB" == Kloss, Burkhard <[hidden email]> writes:
>
>     KB> Hi!  I've just started exploring quantlib on sourceforge - and
>     KB> it looks quite impressive! I'll probably start trying to get
>     KB> it to compile on Linux sometime this week - just wondering if
>     KB> anyone else is already working on that.  BTW, I've found using
>     KB> STLport's library with gcc extremely effective!
>
>Hi Burkhard,
>the sources should actually compile under linux, if you have gcc
>2.95.2 (trying to compile it with previous versions is probably
>hopeless). There's a configure script you should run to create
>necessary makefiles, then everything should work.