Thrasibule
Thrasibule
This is exposed now: http://docs.enthought.com/pyql/_autosummary/quantlib.instruments.bonds.CPIBond.html#quantlib.instruments.bonds.CPIBond
Does your install of quantlib have high resolution date? built with --enable-intraday?
Ok, I guess we need to handle this case gracefully. The fix for now is to either use a quantlib compiled with --enable-intraday or use this commit: 5394649b09f08a7f0b7e239782e5b1de8e641f2c which was...
Agreed that the documentation needs improvements. I've refreshed it a little bit, and thanks to github action it gets rebuilt on every merge now. You can find the most up...
Is QuantLib installed? You need the library itself to be installed before you can install pyql. These are just wrappers around the actual library.
Windows instructions are pretty outdated. If you manage to build quantlib, we should update the docs. Regarding your last error, it's a bug in the setup file. You can comment...
From what I remember, the issue is not so much building pyql on windows, which is easy enough, but having a working copy. If you try to run the tests,...
@mrslezak I'm not sure the singleton code needs fixing per se. As far as I know, the Swig bindings to quantlib work fine on windows, so I think the C++...
This should have been fixed with commit 80e8612703049d871b02f729fa392539cfb9d4ce. Let us know if you still have the issue with master.
It's probably a missing path issue somewhere in setup.py. In date.cpp do you have a line saying #include "ql/time/date.hpp" ? And what's the compiler command used to compile date.cpp? If...