There are 3 flavours of GML available:
| Platform | Example Filename | Size | Also Requires |
|---|---|---|---|
| 64-bit Linux | gml-*-Linux.deb | ≈2.5 MiB | |
| 64-bit Windows | gml-*-win64.exe | ≈2.7 MiB | vcredist_x64.exe |
| 32-bit Windows | gml-*-win32.exe | ≈2.9 MiB | vcredist_x86.exe |
The full version of GML may be downloaded from https://www.ccoderun.ca/gml/download/ .
Except for the target platform, there are no differences between the 3 flavours of GML. They all look and function exactly the same way.
For Linux, a single .deb file needs to be downloaded and installed. See above for details.
On Ubuntu, the necessary files and dependencies may be installed with the following commands:
Once installed, an icon for GML is created on the current user's desktop, similar to this:
After successfully installing, please see Choose A Role.
A separate .exe file is available for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows. The .exe file installs on Windows XP (2001) or newer. See above for details.
If you don't already have it installed, you'll also need the 2013 Microsoft Visual C++ redistributable. (The download folder for GML also has a copy of both the 32-bit and 64-bit redistributable package.)
For a typical 32-bit Windows installation, the necessary files are installed with the following commands:
For a typical 64-bit Windows installation, the necessary files are installed with the following commands:
Once installed, an icon for GML is created on the current user's desktop, similar to this:
Once both files (C Code Run's GML and Microsoft's Visual C++ redistributable) have been successfully installed, please see Choose A Role.