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.
https://t.co/TituJUp2uh
#QuantLib 1.39 is out. Thanks to the contributors to this release!
https://t.co/VJq3m88n2W
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 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.
https://t.co/iCLFFGGUHh
#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.
https://t.co/p560iHzKUw
#QuantLib 1.36 is out—thanks to all the contributors, old and new!
https://t.co/nC2bQAUJrU
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.
#QuantLib 1.35 is out—thanks to all the contributors!
https://t.co/5QVozAic1P
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.
New on my Implementing #QuantLib blog: A QuantLib-Python companion for the Ametrano-Bianchetti (@Ferdinando1970-@MBianchetti1967) paper.
https://t.co/LGKA5bZI6J