Difference between revisions of "Quick installation instructions for STAMP"
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== Binary releases == | == Binary releases == | ||
| − | Precompiled binaries are avaliable for [[Media:STAMP_1.0_Setup_Win32.exe|Microsoft Windows]] and [[Media:STAMP_1.0_Setup_OSX.exe|Apple's Mac OS X]]. The Windows binary has been tested under Windows XP SP3 and the Mac binary was tested under Leopard. These binaries will likely run under newer versions of | + | Precompiled binaries are avaliable for [[Media:STAMP_1.0_Setup_Win32.exe|Microsoft Windows]] and [[Media:STAMP_1.0_Setup_OSX.exe|Apple's Mac OS X]]. The Windows binary has been tested under Windows XP SP3 and the Mac binary was tested under Leopard. These binaries will likely run under newer versions of these operating systems (Windows Vista, Windows 7, Snow Leopard). If you are running one of these newer operating systems we would appreciate knowing if these binaries worked for you. |
== Source code == | == Source code == | ||
Revision as of 20:55, 24 November 2009
Binary releases
Precompiled binaries are avaliable for Microsoft Windows and Apple's Mac OS X. The Windows binary has been tested under Windows XP SP3 and the Mac binary was tested under Leopard. These binaries will likely run under newer versions of these operating systems (Windows Vista, Windows 7, Snow Leopard). If you are running one of these newer operating systems we would appreciate knowing if these binaries worked for you.
Source code
Since Python is implemented in Python running it from source is fairly easy. Any operating system that supports Python should be able to run STAMP from source. Running from source is the best way to fully exploit and contribute to STAMP. STAMP is dependent on the following libraries:
- Python 2.5 or 2.6 (we recommend Python 2.6.4)
- Numpy and Scipy
- mpmath
- Matplotlib
After you have installed Python and the above libraries, extract the source code files to a directory (e.g., C:\STAMP). You can now run STAMP by entering 'python STAMP.py' on your command line. If you get an error message indicating Python can not be found you likely just need to add it to your system path (check out this website). If you have trouble installing STAMP from source feel free to contact us.
