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Downloading the Matlab/Octave version of WavePacket

Prepacked versions

The easiest and fastest way is to use prepacked, stable versions of our software available through the SourceForge Files tool from where you can download zip-files (other formats available uoon request) containing different releases from the last few years.

Note that we try to upload new versions at least twice a year. If, however, you are interested to get the very latest version, or if you even want to contribute to it, you should access the Git repository as described in the following:

Git repository

You can use ''git'' (which is a distributed revision control system) to obtain the latest version currently under development (along with its history) from our Git repository at SourceForge. It might be unstable, though. Under Unix, use one of the follwing two commands, depending on your preferred authentication method

git clone ssh://<userid>@git.code.sf.net/p/wavepacket/matlab/git WavePacket
git clone https://<userid>@git.code.sf.net/p/wavepacket/matlab/git WavePacket

to check out the current version from the (master branch of the) Git repository into a local directory called WavePacket (other names are of course permitted). Later on, you may run the "git pull" command to update your working copy. If you are a registered developer of WavePacket, you may also upload your modifications to the repository using the "git commit" followed by the "git push" command.

When using a graphical user interface for git, such as Git Tortoise under Windows, refer to the respective documentation . The repository name has to be specified as given above.

For more information on using ''git'', we refer to the Pro Git book.

Note that the SVN repository has been deprecated as of Sep 2018.


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