Compatible with Windows (8.1, 10, 11), MATLAB (R2014a–R2023b) and GNU Octave (8.3.0 only), 64-bit
Available as an executable installer, and as 7z and zip archives.
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Compatible with macOS 14 “Sonoma” (Intel x86-64 / Apple Silicon) and MATLAB (R2014a–R2023b). NB: This package is unsigned; to run it, you need to right click on it and select “Open” from the menu that pops up. If you want to use Dynare with Octave, do not download this package, but rather use the one from Homebrew (see the quick start guide for instructions).
Available as Apple Silicon (arm64) or Intel (x86-64) pkg installers.
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Several GNU/Linux distributions have official packages for Dynare:
Note that on Debian, Ubuntu and Linux Mint, you also need to install the dynare-matlab package if you want MATLAB support. Official packages may not correspond to the latest version of Dynare, depending on the release schedule of the distributions.If your GNU/Linux distribution does not include a Dynare package, or if it does but the package is too old, you need to recompile Dynare from source, as explained in the README.md file. More detailed compilation instructions for CentOS or RHEL can be found in this forum post.
There is a FreeBSD
port for Dynare. It can be installed with:
pkg install dynare
.
For other BSD systems, you need to recompile Dynare from source, as explained in the README.md file.
Source code, not needed by most users.
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Pre-configured Docker containers with different versions of Dynare with both Octave and MATLAB are available on Docker Hub.
More information and instructions for customizations are available in this README.