Jazz
Building from the sources
If you want to stay closely up-to-date on Jazz development or plan on contributing, you should build the latest version from the Git sources repository (see Building
for details).
A quick and simple way to experiment quickly with the Jazz language and platform is to install a Jedi binary release (see
Jedi Binary Releases
for a list of available releases) as it will include a complete pre-built Jazz runtime environment.
Jedi
Binary releases
To install a binary release, simply extract it anywhere you want and then launch
-
the Jazz kernel:
bin/kernel
or
-
the Jedi IDE:
bin/jedi
See Releases
for available releases and Installation
for step by step tutorials of the installation process for each platform.
Building from the sources
If you want to stay closely up-to-date on Jedi / Jazz development or plan on contributing, you should build the latest version from the Git sources repository.
See Development
for details and Building from the Git sources repository
for a step by step tutorial of the build process.