Which SAS should I take?
The Tables below show all the binaries being distributed for SAS 13.0.0. All have been built with GNU C/C++ 4.3.3
and NAG Fortran 5.2, on Intel processors.
All installations of the SAS are binary. The whole source code of the SAS 13.0.0 can be downloaded for reference
(xmmsas_20130501_1901-13.0.0-common-src.tar.gz) but we do not provide support on building it.
Before downloading a given binary, please consider the following guidelines to help you choose the most appropriate for your system:
- Although you can run a SAS built on 32-bit on a system running a 64-bit kernel, this is a misuse and we strongly
discourage it. If you have a Linux 64-bit system, please download and install a SAS built on 64-bit.
- In general, for a given Linux Operating System, please choose a SAS that was built in a system with
versions of the kernel and C library (libc), the closest to those of your system, regardless of its name being Red Hat, OpenSUSE,
Ubuntu, Fedora or any other.
- On Mac OS X, we only distribute SAS built on Intel 64-bit for Snow Leopard, Lion and Mountain Lion.
For those of you who can only run the 32-bit kernel of Snow Leopard, you still can install and run the 64-bit SAS
built on Snow Leopard 64-bit.
Downloading
To download the SAS of your choice, please click on the links provided in the column "File to download" on the Tables below.
Just before you are directed to our ftp server to get the selected file, you will be requested to fill in a short questionaire that will help
us to make up valuable statistics on current and future needs about SAS.
Linux 32-bit (x86)
Linux 64-bit (x86_64)
Mac OS X 64-bit (x86_64)
Virtual Machines for SAS 13.0.0 (VM4SAS13)