Julia

Julia 1.6.3 Setting up the julia environment Julia 1.2.0 Setting up the julia environment Julia 1.1.0 Setting up the julia environment Julia 1.0.1 Setting up the julia environment Julia 0.6.1 Setting up the julia environment Julia documentation

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Julia is a high-level, high-performance dynamic programming language for numerical computing. It provides a sophisticated compiler, distributed parallel execution, numerical accuracy, and an extensive mathematical function library. Julia’s Base library, largely written in Julia itself, also integrates mature, best-of-breed open source C and Fortran libraries for linear algebra, random number generation, signal processing, and string processing. In addition, the Julia developer community is contributing a number of external packages through Julia’s built-in package manager at a rapid pace.

Julia 1.6.3

Julia is available with 64-bit.

Setting up the Julia environment

You can use the following entry interactively. If you want to use this module permanently, place this entry below the global definitions in your ".bashrc" file:

module load julia/1.6.3

Julia 1.2.0

Julia is available with 64-bit.

Setting up the Julia environment

You can use the following entry interactively. If you want to use this module permanently, place this entry below the global definitions in your ".bashrc" file:

module load julia/1.2.0

Julia 1.1.0

Julia is available with 64-bit.

Setting up the Julia environment

You can use the following entry interactively. If you want to use this module permanently, place this entry below the global definitions in your ".bashrc" file:

module load julia/1.1.0

Julia 1.0.1

Julia is available with 64-bit.

Setting up the Julia environment

You can use the following entry interactively. If you want to use this module permanently, place this entry below the global definitions in your ".bashrc" file:

module load julia/1.0.1

Julia 0.6.1

Julia is available with 64-bit.

Setting up the Julia environment

You can use the following entry interactively. If you want to use this module permanently, place this entry below the global definitions in your ".bashrc" file:

module load julia/0.6.1

Julia documentation

You can find the Julia documentation on the following webpage:

• The Julia Language