Open Ivo-Balbaert opened 9 years ago
Igot the same problem here, any news ?
Not all people know the compiling skills like professional programmers. Instead, they use Julia as a tool of computing, and don't have to study to get a degree for software engineering. I am in that crowd :-P.
Could you please release a zip that include binary for windows? Please!
Thanks a heap.
Hi Trung,
Julia Studio 0.4.5 does not work and is no longer maintained.
The best environment right now for Julia is: http://junolab.org/
This is maintained by the Julia team itself.
Hope that helps,
Ivo
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Not all people know the compiling skills like professional programmers. Instead, they use Julia as a tool of computing, and don't have to study to get a degree for software engineering. I am in that crowd :-P.
Could you please release a zip that include binary for windows? Please!
Thanks a heap.
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I installed the new version today eager to start working with Julia v 0.3 in Julia Studio, which I like very much. In Options I pointed the environment to C:/Program Files/JuliaStudio-0.4.5/julia-studio/julia/bin/julia.exe. When I try to run simple Julia scripts, all I get in the output console is the name of the Julia file without .rs. Is there something else I need to configure?
Thanks, Ivo Balbaert