In this page you will find a series of releases of the Linear Arrangement Library ready to be installed in your preferred platform, and also links to the documentation of the C++ code. We provide the compiled library for every stable release, and we also compile the library in its latest state. The latter, however, may not be a stable release and bugs may arise. All packages were built on x86_64 architecture.
Every stable release of LAL has a version number with a very simple format: we concatenate the last two digits of the year it was built on and the month’s number (also in two-digit form) with a dot ‘.’ inbetween, like this: year.month.
All releases of LAL are available to the public. If you cannot find the release for the platform you work on contact us and we will see what we can do! Also, if you do not like downloading random binaries off the internet, feel free to head over to the Github page of this project, download the source code and compile it yourself: we have instructions for all major OS!.
LAL 24.10
The whole distribution of this version (binaries for Windows and Ubuntu, source files, documentation files) can be found here. The Zenodo repository for this version can be found here.
Ubuntu 20:
- C++17 library.
- Python library (contains C++ library).
Windows 11:
- C++17 library (compiled with MSYS2 64-bit subsystem).
- Anaconda Installer Python 3 (C++ library + Python 3 interface).
- Python 3 interface (Files used to make the installer).
LAL 23.01
The whole distribution of this version (binaries for Windows and Ubuntu, source files, documentation files) can be found here. The Zenodo repository for this version can be found here.
Ubuntu 20:
- C++17 library.
- Python library (contains C++ library).
Windows 10:
- C++17 library (compiled with MSYS2 64-bit subsystem).
- Anaconda Installer Python 3.9 (C++ library + Python 3.9 interface).
- Anaconda Installer Python 3.10 (C++ library + Python 3.10 interface).
- Anaconda Installer Python 3.11 (C++ library + Python 3.11 interface).
- Python 3.9 interface (Files used to make the installer).
- Python 3.10 interface (Files used to make the installer).
- Python 3.11 interface (Files used to make the installer).