a simple check to make sure everything is consistent.
I am also running quantlib on linux, and have no problems. You
could try compiling the library yourself. It's quite straightforward.
> Hmm. Copying the code from your email and performing the same steps gives
> me: lballabio:~$ ./simple
> Black-Scholes value: 0.0823425
>
> However, I'm using the current CVS version. What QuantLib version are
> you using? I'll try to compile it and reproduce the problem, but it
> will take some time.
>
> Later,
> Luigi
>
> Thanks for your efforts.
> It is weird indeed...
> I am on Ubuntu Linux and, as I told Dirk, I am using
> the QuantLib version
>
> libquantlib0-dev version 0.3.9-6ubuntu3.
>
> Sometimes I have had troubles with other tested libraries for some
> "details" (e.g. some function/variable whose name is uppercase in the
> library and called lowercase in the code), but this does not seem the case.
> However, I would be curious to find out if anyone else on Ubuntu/Debian
> experiences the same trouble with that code. Cheers
>
> Lorenzo
>
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