Release Version v1.2.3 · pbosetti/MADS

Version 1.2.3

What's new

The mads ini command properly returns an error if the destination path cannot be written. Also, it refuses to overwrite any existing file.

On Linux, install it with:

gunzip mads-1.2.3-Linux-<arch>.deb.gz
sudo dpkg -i mads-1.2.3-Linux-<arch>.deb

where <arch> is the processor architecture, i.e., x86_64 for Intel 64bit CPUS, aarch64 for ARM CPUs (as Raspberry Pi).

On Silicon or Intel MacOS:

./mads-1.2.3-Darwin-universal.sh --prefix=${HOME} --skip-license

Then set the proper path (if it was not set already!):

export PATH=$PATH:${HOME}/usr/local/bin

On Windows, just run the installer.