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I just released #QuantLib 1.44; thanks to all contributors! (A whole lot of them this time).
More info at github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…, Python wheels and .Net nupkg available as usual on PyPI and NuGet.
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I just released #QuantLib 1.43. As always, thanks to all contributors old and new!
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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I just released #QuantLib 1.42.1. Didn't I just release 1.42? Yes: this is a bug-fix release, removing a regression. Thanks to Aleksis Ali Raza for the heads-up!
Python wheels and a C# NuGet package are also available.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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I just released #QuantLib 1.42. Thanks to all the contributors!
Python wheels and a C# NuGet package are also available.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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#QuantLib 1.41 was just released. Thanks to all the contributors!
Python wheels and a C# NuGet package are also available.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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#QuantLib 1.40 was just released. Thanks to all the contributors!
Python wheels and a C# NuGet package are also available.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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#QuantLib 1.39 is out. Thanks to the contributors to this release!
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
If you're using Visual C++ 2022, beware of a compiler bug in recent versions. Check that you have at least version 17.14.9; if not, the compiled code won't work correctly.
QuantLib retweeted
#QuantLib 1.38 is out. Thanks to all the contributors!
If you run into any problems with this release, please post on the QuantLib mailing list (<[email protected]>) or open an issue on the GitHub repository.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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#QuantLib 1.37 is out. Thanks to all the contributors!
If you run into any problems with this release, please post on the QuantLib mailing list (<[email protected]>) or open an issue on the GitHub repository.
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
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#QuantLib 1.36 is out—thanks to all the contributors, old and new!
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
If you run into any problems with this release, please post on the QuantLib mailing list (<[email protected]>) or open an issue on the GitHub repository.
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#QuantLib 1.35 is out—thanks to all the contributors!
github.com/lballabio/QuantLi…
If you run into any problems with this release, please post on the QuantLib mailing list (<[email protected]>) or open an issue on the GitHub repository.
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New on my Implementing #QuantLib blog: A QuantLib-Python companion for the Ametrano-Bianchetti (@Ferdinando1970-@MBianchetti1967) paper.
implementingquantlib.com/202…
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Side note: I stumbled upon btclib in my search; while not recommended for production use, skimming the source shows genuine understanding of cryptography and BIP-340 in particular, eg. github.com/btclib-org/btclib…
Kudos to the team (@Ferdinando1970 it seems).
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#QuantLib 1.23 was released today. Thanks to all contributors!
Get it at <quantlib.org/download.shtml>. Release history at <quantlib.org/reference/histo…>.
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Blogged on Implementing #QuantLib: QuantLib in the last decade.
implementingquantlib.com/202…
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Blogged on Implementing #QuantLib: Implementing QuantLib (the book) is now available in Japanese, thanks to Aki Sakashita.
implementingquantlib.com/202…
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ICYMI: thanks to Aki Sakashita, Implementing QuantLib is now available in a Japanese translation.
leanpub.com/implementingquan…
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This unfolding story deserves wider attention. ACM, the main academic society for computer science, has signed a despicable letter opposing open access. Computer scientists are shocked and figuring out how to protest. This is about the future of knowledge. xitter.cf/search?q=ACM+open+acce…
QuantLib retweeted
QuantLib-SWIG 1.16.1 was released today.
Same sources as 1.16, but wrappers were generated with SWIG 4.0.1 instead of 4.0 (which would emit incorrect wrappers for some overloaded methods).
Get it at <quantlib.org/download.shtml>.




