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If you intend to compile PARI/GP from a source distribution, make sure the GNU MP and GNU readline libraries are already installed on your system. They are not mandatory but make the gp calculator respectively faster and more user-friendly. (See the Extras section for details.)

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PARI/GP

You may also want to download some Optional Packages.

Source distributions


Snapshots from our Subversion server are also available, corresponding to the above versions with all current patches applied:

Self-installing binary distributions for Windows

  • Stable version: Pari-2-3-4.exe,  6890 KBy, Jul 22 07:29:13 2008
    md5sum: 5410fba7d7f105e34bb69af42646481c Pari-2-3-4.exe
    README.win32 (includes 'galdata' package). See below to install 'elldata'.
  • Development version: Pari-2-4-2.exe,  7224 KBy, Dec 23 19:32:16 2007
    md5sum: fc0420bd5c1b93c0b756d2f105311967 Pari-2-4-2.exe

GP2C

The GP to C compiler translates GP scripts to PARI programs.

Extras

  • The GNU readline library provides line editing under GP, an automatic context-dependent completion, and an editable history of commands.
  • The GNU MP library can be used as a replacement for the native multiprecision kernel. It is rather faster than the native kernel (benchmarks).
  • The PariEmacs package. Require PARI/GP-2.4.1 and up. GP can be run in an Emacs buffer, with all the obvious advantages if you are familiar with this editor. This package was developped alongside PARI/GP for a long time, and is currently still included in the stable version. It is now developped separately and, starting from 2.4.1, must be downloaded separately. (In particular, PARI/GP and PariEmacs may be upgraded independently.)

  • GNU gzip enables GP to read compressed data.
  • perl (used by the gphelp script provides extended online help (full text from this manual) about functions and concepts, which can be used under GP or independently.

Archive

The complete PARI/GP archive with older versions is available via HTTP or FTP.

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Last Modified: 2009-06-24 16:18:57
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