Am 12.01.2019 um 19:50 schrieb Alecos Papadopoulos:
So there is the "official Gretl version". Then there is the
"current
snapshot". Both can be installed with a few mouse clicks, accommodating
non-technical persons like me.
And then, there is the Gig ("Gretl in git"). If I understand correctly
the Gig is something like the vision of the prophet that will soon come
true but for the time being it mainly gives hope and psychological
comfort to the believers?
Very well put!
(For the pedantic: "gig" is actually something else, namely the add-on
"garch in gretl".)
Apart from that, since last year there is official documentation how to
compile gretl yourself on Windows:
http://ricardo.ecn.wfu.edu/pub/gretl/winbuild/gretl-winbuild.pdf
This works with the source code of the official releases but also with
the current state of the git code repository, as on Linux.
However, this is probably not "non-technical persons" like you said. As
long as Allin is so kind to provide snapshots regularly, I wouldn't
normally recommend building gretl yourself on Windows.
cheers,
sven