Downloading iAIDA

The latest version of iAIDA is 1.1.2 (as of Jul 12, 2013) and can be downloaded here.

Development of iAIDA has been moved to use git and the master is on github:

https://github.com/apfeiffer1/iAIDA

The project on SourceForge is still maintained (moved to git there too, the svn repo will soon be deprecated).

Older versions

Older versions are still available on SourceForge:

• 1.0.22: fix an issue with using Boost for the MacPorts builds
• 1.0.17: fix a compiling issue with gcc4.3 on SLC5 for the (grace based) Plotter component
• 1.0.16: fix an issue on SLC5 when both fortran compilers were present, fix the linking of the examples/tests (was using g77 instead of gfortran). Fixed to use gfortran if both are present.
• 1.0.13: Fixed issue with gfortran.so being a relative symlink in configure, fixed compiler issues with AIDA_HBook/HBook.cpp for gcc 4.3.
• 1.0.12: Fixed issue with std::abs(int) on Fedora-9 with gcc4.3
• 1.0.11: Fixed issue with g77/gfortran compilers on SuSE 10.1

Alternatively you can clone the git repository at github and go to the main development branch:

 git clone https://github.com/apfeiffer1/iAIDA 

Installing iAIDA

After downloading and un-tarring (or cloning the repo), follow the instructions in the ReadMe file. As of version 1.1.2, iAIDA is using CMake, so you need to have CMake installed on your system. In addition iAIDA now needs the Boost libraries , so you will need to have these installed as well.

Using MacPorts

Thanks to Cristiano Fontana (initial setup) and now Mojca Miklavec, iAIDA can now be easily installed on the Mac using the MacPorts project:

 port install iAIDA 

Supported Platforms

The latest version of iAIDA has been successfully build and run on the following platforms:

• Mac OS X (10.8) with gcc 4.2.1 (xcode 4.6.3)
• Ubuntu 12.04 with gcc 4.6.3