gled/download

Distribution of Gled v1.2.5 (binary and source) is available from ftp://ftp.gled.org/current.

Gled for the impatient will guide you through the installation procedure. Instructions for running demos and a brief description of UI can also be found there.

Full binary packages (placed in separate directory, no installation needed) with all the required software included are available for the following platforms (WARNING - these are 3-year old binary archives - while waiting for the new and imminent release, you should compile your own from source, see further!):

Please see gledimp for details. Reading the overview paper is highly recommended. Of course, there is always the docs page.

Additional demos with larger data-files are available from the demos-big ftp directory.

Sources are available as a source tarball (see other pre-packed source tarballs) or from CVS.

Older versions of Gled are available from the top-level ftp directory.

Questions, comments, suggestions and random rants can be sent to our general-purpose mailing list.

gled/download/SVN

For info on how to build Gled and all its dependencies from source using gled-builder see gledimp. If you are feeling adventurous, you can also try riding the fast lane:

  svn co https://svn.gled.org/gled/trunk/gled-builder
  cd gled-builder
  autoconf
  ./configure          # default prefix is `pwd`/install
  make
To check-out gled source with the default libsets:
  svn export http://svn.gled.org/gled/trunk/gled-build-checkout
  ./gled-build-checkout trunk
To check-out everything:
  svn co http://svn.gled.org/gled/trunk/gled-build
  cd gled-build
  svn co https://svn.gled.org/gled/trunk/libsets
  svn co https://svn.gled.org/gled/trunk/demos

You can browse the SVN repository (viewcvs).

Old versions were tagged as v<major>-<minor>-<patch>, e.g. v1-2-1.

gled/download/prerequisites

Gled has been developed on GNU/Linux with gcc compiler suite.

System requirements:

External software (all packages available from Gled ftp site, also included in binary packages, see above):