There are currently two versions of Gaalop. A GUI based standalone version, that allows for quick and easy experiments, and a more development-focused variant named Gaalop Compiler Driver.
Gaalop
In the new versions of Gaalop, Maple is no longer required. We are introducing an advanced new method named Table Based Approach. This method can optionally be enhanced with Maxima support. Maxima is a powerful symbolic computing engine, available at http://maxima.sourceforge.net as open source.
In order to use the OLD Maple-based Gaalop software, a Maple™ installation of version 9 or higher and the latest version of the freely available Clifford Library for Maple™ is required.
Once you extracted it, start it with “java -jar starter.1.0.0.jar” from the commandline.
Gaalop Compiler Driver
Gaalop Compiler Driver is a new tool based on Gaalop, which allows for direct embedding of CLUScript-code into C++, OpenCL and CUDA files. The whole concept is described in the paper GaalopCompilerDriver. It has never been easier to develop high performance applications based on Conformal Geometric Algebra!
Download links
GCD_Manual – Manual for Gaalop GCD
x86
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-win32.exe – Win32 Installer
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-win32.zip – Win32 Zip-Archive
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.tar.gz – Linux x86 Tar-Archive
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.deb – Linux x86 Debian-Package
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.rpm – Linux x86 Red Hat-Package
x86-64
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.tar.gz – Linux x86-64 Tar-Archive
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.deb – Linux x86-64 Debian-Package
GaalopCompilerDriver-0.1.1-Linux.rpm – Linux x86-64 Red Hat-Package