[Couenne] compiling Couenne in a macos

[Pietro Belotti]

Hello João Pedro,

I'm very glad to hear that. This will be very useful for all Mac OS users.

Thanks,
Pietro

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Pietro Belotti
Dept. of Mathematical Sciences
Clemson University
email: pbelott at clemson.edu
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On Tue, 28 Sep 2010, Joao Pedro Pedroso wrote:

> Hello,
>
>> As you said below, Infinity is defined in mach.o, which is included in
>> the ASL library.
>
> Actually, I succeeded compiling Couenne by changing the way it links
> with ampl libraries.  I just save all the object file (*.o) that
> should be archived into the library; then, I linked with them
> directly.
>
> 1. Compiled the ASL files "manually" (edited 'compile_Unix_ASL' so
> that it doesn't remove the *.o object files).
>
> 2. Created a directory ASL under build/Couenne/main; place there all
> the ASL's objected required for the amplsolver.a ('x' variable in the
> 'compile_Unix_ASL' script);
>
> 3. Edited 'Makefile' in build/Couenne/main: replaced
>  ASLLIB = /Users/jpp/src/Couenne/build/ThirdParty/ASL/amplsolver.a
> by
>  ASLLIB = /Users/jpp/src/Couenne/build/Couenne/src/main/ASL/*.o
>
> 4. 'make clean; make; make test' at the 'build' directory.
>
> Great, now it's time I use it!
> Thanks,
>
> Joao Pedro