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Moreton, Peter on
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Thanks Luigi, I have the whole of Quantlib running just fine under Ubuntu now.
My interest is in the area of performance of the algorithms, and I wonder is there any place on the 'net where the Quantlib test-suite benchmarks have been gathered together for comparison purposes?
My results so far are:
test-suite, 236 test cases: AMD XP2000+ 1.7Ghz, 256Kb L2, 1Gbyte RAM : 10 minutes 23 seconds
Intel Pentium-M 1.5Ghz, 1Mb L2, 512Mbyte RAM : 8 minutes 24 seconds
Regards, Peter Moreton
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Sent: Mon 19/06/2006 11:11
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Subject: Re: [Quantlib-users] How to build the test-suite executables?
On 06/08/2006 08:44:26 PM, Moreton, Peter wrote:
> I'm new to Quantlib, and need some advice on how to build the
> Test-Suite executables. I'm running Ubuntu 6.06, and have built the
> boost libraries, and Quantlib, and have been able to compile up the
> examples (Swap, BermudanSwaption, ConvertibleBonds etc) and execute
> and benchmark these just fine.
As you found out already, the test suite is built automatically.
> Now I'd like to get the EuropeanOption code working, and I can see an
> example of this under test-suite, and I see a EuropeanOption.cpp and
> the .o file, but no executable? Should I be able to build a
> standalone .exe?
'make examples' will do the trick.
Later,
Luigi
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