Downloads

generated on 2017-12-19 09:15:31.773602 from the wiki page for Downloads for SUMO 0.32.0

Here, you will find SUMO both as sources and as compiled binaries.

Please contact us if you have any problems. If you want to report a bug, please open a GitHub issue. For further information about the changes between releases see the ChangeLog.

SUMO is licensed under the EPL using only open source libraries.

Note:
If you have problems running SUMO because of missing files/commands/dlls please consult FAQ#Basic_Usage


Packages

SUMO is available as different packages. The contents of each package is listed in the table below.

bin build src
(source
code) 		user
docs 		developer
docs
(doxygen) 		data examples tutorials tests tools (except jars) jars
sumo-src-XXX.tar.gz
sumo-src-XXX.zip 		X X X X X X
sumo-doc-XXX.tar.gz
sumo-doc-XXX.zip 		X X X X
sumo-tests-XXX.tar.gz
  		X
sumo-win??-XXX.zip
  		X X X X X X X
sumo-win??-XXX.msi
  		X X X X X X X
sumo-all-XXX.tar.gz
sumo-all-XXX.zip 		X X X X X X X X X X
rpm
  		(X) X X X X X

Repositories

In addition to the open build service, there are a debian and an ubuntu launchpad project in the making:

To add sumo to your ubuntu (11.04 and later) you will need to do: 

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:sumo/stable
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install sumo sumo-tools sumo-doc

This is still an experimental feature, feedback is welcome.

SUMO - Latest Release (Version 0.32.0)

Release date: 14.09.2017

  • The latest MS Windows binaries.
Contains the binaries (32 bit), all dlls needed, the examples, tools, and documentation in HTML format.
Download as installer: sumo-win32-0.32.0.msi
Download as zip: sumo-win32-0.32.0.zip
Download 64 bit zip: sumo-win64-0.32.0.zip
Download 64 bit installer: sumo-win64-0.32.0.msi
If the repositories do not contain the libraries (like proj and gdal) they are either part of the distribution or you will need them from another repository (you may try one of the build service repositories here too, e.g. Application:Geo). At the moment there is no documentation included in the packages. The repositories include a nightly build as well (called sumo-git).

There are more Linux RPM repositories but in a less well maintained state (CentOS and Scientific missing gdal support for instance) because the opensuse build service does not provide the necessary packages any longer. Ubuntu and Debian users please see above for repository information.

  • The latest source-tarball.
Includes sources, examples, Linux-Makefiles and solution files for MSVC++ 2010 (aka 10.0) and above. Does not contain tests.
Download as:
  • The latest documentation-tarball. Includes a dump of the user documentation from the wiki as well as source code documentation (doxygen and pydoc).
Download as: sumo-doc-0.32.0.tar.gz
  • The latest tests-tarball. These tests run with TextTest.
Download as: sumo-tests-0.32.0.tar.gz
  • The latest all-inclusive-tarball. Includes sources, tests and docs but no binaries.
Download as: sumo-all-0.32.0.tar.gz

SUMO - Latest Development Version

SUMO is under active development. You can find a continuously updated list of bug-fixes and enhancements at our ChangeLog. To make use of the latest features (and to give us pre-release feedback) we encourage you to use the latest version from our code repository.

Nightly Snapshots

The code within the repository is compiled each night. The following resulting packages can be obtained:

The Linux repositories specified above contain a nightly build as well.

The corresponding documentation is also visible live including Doxygen docs. Additional artifacts such as tests results and code coverage analysis are generated every night.

Caution:
The available windows binary packages may lag behind the latest Git revision due to being compiled only once per day (around midnight, Berlin time).

Direct repository access

You can get very latest sources directly from our Git repository, see the FAQ on repository access. Normally, they should compile and complete our test suite successfully. To assess the current state of the build, you may take a look at the nightly test statistics.

SUMO - older releases

Older releases can be obtained via the sourceforge download portal

Dependencies for developers

For the Windows platform you can retrieve Xerces-C and Fox prebuilt binaries and headers if you want to develop with Visual Studio. If you just want to run SUMO, use the binary downloads above which already contain the runtime dependencies.

This page was last modified on 6 November 2017, at 14:31.