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There are 4 versions available for download | There are 4 versions available for download | ||
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There is no reason to use version unless you want to compile everything from scratch. | There is no reason to use version unless you want to compile everything from scratch. | ||
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'''Windows users should use this version.''' | '''Windows users should use this version.''' | ||
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This distribution will thus run on ANY machine that fullfills the requirements. | This distribution will thus run on ANY machine that fullfills the requirements. | ||
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'''This is only for UNIX/Linux compatible operating systems''' | '''This is only for UNIX/Linux compatible operating systems''' | ||
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* x86 -> 32bit x86 compatible architectures (Pentium 4, ...) | * x86 -> 32bit x86 compatible architectures (Pentium 4, ...) | ||
| − | + | === M3-Toolbox-nigtly-snapshot-*.zip === | |
These are nightly snapshots of our version control tree. Use this for the latest features and updates. | These are nightly snapshots of our version control tree. Use this for the latest features and updates. | ||
'''Warning:''' we do not guarantee this version wil always work or even compile. | '''Warning:''' we do not guarantee this version wil always work or even compile. | ||
Revision as of 20:31, 9 May 2007
There are 4 versions available for download
M3-Toolbox-<version>-source.zip
There is no reason to use version unless you want to compile everything from scratch.
M3-Toolbox-<version>-binary.zip
Windows users should use this version.
In this version only the java files are compiled. This means it is fully functional out of the box, no need to compile anything, just as long as you do not use any of the built in C/C++ examples or the least squares support vector machines. If you want to use those you will have to compile the relevant C/C++ files yourself (see below).
This distribution will thus run on ANY machine that fullfills the requirements.
M3-Toolbox-<version>-binary-<arch>.zip
This is only for UNIX/Linux compatible operating systems
Here all source files are compiled. All you have to do is unzip and run. Make sure you pick the version that matches your computer. For example:
- x86_64 -> for 64bit computers (Opteron, Pentium D, Core Duo, ...)
- x86 -> 32bit x86 compatible architectures (Pentium 4, ...)
M3-Toolbox-nigtly-snapshot-*.zip
These are nightly snapshots of our version control tree. Use this for the latest features and updates.
Warning: we do not guarantee this version wil always work or even compile.
