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Contents 1  JCL: JCL Download 1.1 Official stable releases at Sourceforge 1.1.1 Source code archives 1.1.2 DLL archive 1.1.3 Help archives 1.2 Unstable JCL tarballs 1.3 Direct access to our version control system 1.3.1 Stable versions (tags) 1.3.2 Unstable main version (trunk) 1.3.3 Other development tests (branches) 1.3.4 Web access

You can download the Jedi Code Library directly from SourceForge.net. We offer a complete source pack, preview (a. k. a. development) versions, access to our version control system and additional documents & tools.

[edit] Official stable releases at Sourceforge

You can download official stable files from the JEDI Code Library at Sourceforge.net

[edit] Source code archives

The JCL is split into several archives, you may download one of the source code archive:

• jcl-2.3.1.4197.zip source code for Windows;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-linux.tar.gz source code for Linux;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-turbo.zip source code for Turbo editions (Windows + precompiled installer).

To install the JCL, extract the archive and execute "install.bat" (Windows).

[edit] DLL archive

If you plan to use the 7z wrapper or the zlib, bzip2 or pcre DLL, you may download:

• jcl-2.3.1.4197-dll.zip all the DLL dependencies. These DLL are intended to be placed in your application directory.

[edit] Help archives

You may download one of the help archive:

• jcl-2.3.1.4197-htmlhelp2.zip help files for all Delphi and C++Builder IDE since 2006;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-winhelp.zip help files for C++Builder 6, Delphi 6 and Delphi 7;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-pdf.zip documentation in pdf;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-chmhelp.zip documentation in chm format;
• jcl-2.3.1.4197-htmlhelp.zip documentation in HTML format;

To install the JCL help into the IDE help (htmlhelp2 or winhelp only), extract the archive into your JCL directory and run the installer again, check the help nodes and reinstall the JCL.

[edit] Unstable JCL tarballs

Source daily zips and help weekly zips can be downloaded at http://jcl.sourceforge.net/daily. These files are generated at about 07:30AM UTC (GMT) from our version control system. These files can be extracted using the free sevenzip tool.

To install a JCL daily zip, uninstall any previous version of the JCL first then run "install.bat". To install one the help weekly zips (htmlhelp2 and winhelp only), extract the help archive first, then run "install.bat", select the help nodes and reinstall the JCL.

[edit] Direct access to our version control system

The JEDI Code Library Team uses SVN for Version Control. To always have access to the most recent changes in the JCL, you should install a SVN client (we recommend TortoiseSVN).

[edit] Stable versions (tags)

The latest stable of the JCL is located at https://jcl.svn.sf.net/svnroot/jcl/tags/JCL-Latest/. All the stable versions of the JCL can be accessed using one the tags listed in https://jcl.svn.sf.net/svnroot/jcl/tags/.

[edit] Unstable main version (trunk)

You can download the SVN repository files to your computer by checking out the repository at http://jcl.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/jcl/trunk/jcl/.

With the SVN client, you can update your local repository at any time.

[edit] Other development tests (branches)

For testing changes that may break the backward compatibility of the JCL, JCL developers commit their changes to dedicated branches. They are located at https://jcl.svn.sf.net/svnroot/jcl/branches/.

[edit] Web access

You can also access the SVN repository via the web using Sourceforge.net ViewVC.