Re: QuantLib under cygwin

Posted by financial engineer on Apr 28, 2011; 10:03pm
URL: http://quantlib.414.s1.nabble.com/QuantLib-under-cygwin-tp8701p8709.html

perfect timing Ted,
 
it just got done....almost 4 hours....yeah, I guess it makes sense to do it one step at a time...oh well...now I gotta run some test programs to see if it works...
 
I did run ./configure --enable-static --with-boost-include=/usr/include/boost/ --with-boost-lib=/lib

I have a Centrino Duo w/ 2GB and am thinking of buying one of those Dell laptops - Core i3, 4GB RAM...never had a Dell before, but it seems to be moderately priced...
 
Cheers,
Bobby
 

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Subject: RE: [Quantlib-users] QuantLib under cygwin
Date: Thu, 28 Apr 2011 17:16:55 -0400

I really don't know.  It has been months since I did it.

 

But the time it takes on my system here may not be representative.  This is a workstation built on Intel's Core i7, with 8 GB RAM, so everything on it is fast.  I have yet to push it beyond about 60% of its avaiable processing power.  ;-)

 

I notice, though, you used " make && sudo make install"

 

I tend to be paranoid, so I do things one step at a time.  First make, then (if the makefile includes a test target) 'make check', and then only if all compiles well, 'make install'.

 

Quantlib uses the typical unix configure, build and then install process vis:

 

./configure

make

make install

 

Before you run the above commands, though, you would be wise to run './configure --help' so you know what options you may want to set.  And I would run 'make check' between make and make install.

 

Cheers

 

Ted

 

 

 

From: financial engineer [mailto:[hidden email]]
Sent: April-28-11 4:42 PM
To: Ted Byers; Luigi Ballabio
Cc: QL users
Subject: RE: [Quantlib-users] QuantLib under cygwin

 

any thoughts on how long this should take -  3+ hours seems awfully long....I wonder if my make command is correct.
 
Should I just kill it?
 

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