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= LINKS = http://wiki.sagemath.org/GlennTarbox/QuantFin = HG REPO = ghtdak's repo, which he (I) uses internally to sync all my machines, is both a gitweb style http server and a repo which can be pulled / cloned from. You can't push to it... (you wouldn't want to do that anyway) http://tarbox.org:9000 browse away... but if you want to clone / pull, you should read the mercurial docs... but some hints. If you want a clean all by itself repo with all the history from the beginning of time: {{{ hg clone http://tarbox.org:9000 sage-ght }}} remember about branches. Some helpful commands * hg help branches * hg help branch * hg help clone * hg update -C finpatch |
Quantitative Finance in Sage
PEOPLE
[:WilliamStein:William Stein]
[:GlennTarbox:GlennTarbox]
- Brett Nakashima
- Christopher Swierczewski
GROUP
LINKS
HG REPO
ghtdak's repo, which he (I) uses internally to sync all my machines, is both a gitweb style http server and a repo which can be pulled / cloned from. You can't push to it... (you wouldn't want to do that anyway)
browse away... but if you want to clone / pull, you should read the mercurial docs... but some hints.
If you want a clean all by itself repo with all the history from the beginning of time:
hg clone http://tarbox.org:9000 sage-ght
remember about branches. Some helpful commands
- hg help branches
- hg help branch
- hg help clone
- hg update -C finpatch