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News:

May 16th 2012:
v2.1.0 released.

Aug 29th 2011:
v2.0 beta released.

Aug 29th 2011:
v1.15.0 released.

Mar 17th 2011:
v1.14.1 released.

Dec 6th 2010:
v1.14.0 released.

Feb 26th 2010:
v1.13.1 released. Recommended for all users!

Feb 25th 2010:
v1.13.0 released.

Jan 18th 2010:
Great things afoot...

Jul 15th 2009:
v1.12.2 released.

Apr 20th 2009:
v1.12.1 released.

Dec 22nd 2008:
v1.12.0 released. Merry Christmas!

Oct 13th 2008:
v1.11.1 released. Recommended for all users!

Oct 13th 2008:
SPLASH mailing lists started (as Google Groups).

Sep 3rd 2008:
New SPLASH website launched.

Sep 1st 2008:
Arrived in Melbourne!

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Current Status

The current release is 2.1.0 (16th May 2012) (click to see downloadable files). For a brief description of new features see the version history in the userguide. For a complete list of changes since previous versions see the change log.

Documentation (user guide):

The SPLASH userguide may be downloaded as a pdf, or by browsing the html version.

There is also a paper describing the basic algorithms implemented in SPLASH, which should be cited whenever you use SPLASH for scientific purposes (cite as Price, 2007, Publ. Astron. Soc. Aust., 24, 159-173).

Downloads

Development version:

SPLASH and giza (the plotting backend in v2.x) both have public svn repositories, so you can check out the latest and greatest code at any time. Just use:

svn co https://svn-vre.its.monash.edu.au/mathsci/splash
Then checkout giza into a subdirectory of splash, i.e.
cd splash; svn co https://giza.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/giza giza

Both repositories are generally quite stable, so it is usually safe to get the very latest version.
The advantage of obtaining SPLASH this way is that, to receive updates you simply type, in the root-level SPLASH directory:

svn update; cd giza; svn update; cd ..
then "make" in the SPLASH directory to rebuild (to be on the safe side, use "make clean" then "make").

Alternatively, you can download a tarball of the most recent stable release, below.

Current stable release:

splash-2.1.0.tar.gz

checksums           md5      dc1eb6636c56def04481e09bd691fd3f \
                    rmd160   2a76792b19781a45fe72359f9d4a14a029540174
                    sha256   28fb4b7319a3aec784b10aaaa7a64f32f936f4c1d1b85b32a98dcecab13d172f \

other stuff:

Install instructions (for SPLASH v2.x)
Install instructions (OS/X)
Install instructions (for PGPLOT-splash, v1.x)
ChangeLog
Version history

MacPorts

On Mac OS/X, the last stable release (and all dependencies) can also be installed via MacPorts:

sudo port install splash

It is recommended that you install SPLASH this way if you have no intention of modifying the source code and want to use it simply as a "black box".