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Current Development Source Code

The development source for the Qore Programming language is in a subversion repository; you can access it via svn or via the web interface: web-svn interface.

To check out the qore project from svn from the command-line, type (note that the source code for modules must be checked out separately):

svn co https://qore.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/qore/qore/trunk qore

Note that development code may not be stable; for the most stable version of qore, see one of the downloads below.

Source Code (includes an RPM spec file)

Qore and Qore modules can be compiled on most UNIX or UNIX-like systems (including Linux, Solaris, HP-UX, Darwin, etc). Make sure you have the required libraries and components for building qore.

go to the sourceforge download page for all qore packages here.

For source RPMS, see the result page for qore in the opensuse build service or go directly to the download pages.

Binaries

Download Qore and Qore module binaries at the OpenSUSE Build Service: http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/misc/

or alternatively sourceforge project download page for qore here.

For Windows binary packages, see the sourceforce file page: http://sourceforge.net/projects/qore/files/qore/

MacPorts

The following ports are available from MacPorts:

To install MacPorts on your Mac, look here.

Once MacPorts has been installed, you'll need to update your port list to get the Qore port with:

   prompt% sudo port selfupdate

Then, just type the following command to download, compile, and install qore:

   prompt% sudo port install qore

For example, to install a module:

   prompt% sudo port install qore-pgsql-module

To install a Universal binary of Qore, type

   prompt% sudo port install qore +universal

Note that you will need Universal binaries of all dependent packages (for qore: libz, pcre, openssl, libbz2), and if you already have any of these installed and they are not Universal binaries, you will have to replace them with Universal versions or the MacPorts install command above will fail.

FreeBSD

Qore is also available as a port on FreeBSD. You can find the FreeBSD port here.

At the moment only the qore language is available; there aren't any ports for qore modules yet (as far as I know)..

OpenSuSE Build Service RPMs

The OpenSuse Build Service has qore RPMs for many versions of RedHat Enterprise Linux, Fedora, OpenSuSE, Mandriva, and Suse Linux Enterprise. However because the OpenSuSE Build Service does not include dependencies for non-open-source applications (except for currently the oracle client libraries), the sybase, tibae, tibrv, and tuxedo modules are not available there.

http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/devel:/languages:/misc/