[SCIP] Compiling Scip with Zimpl

Felipe Serrano fserranom5 at gmail.com
Sat Nov 19 08:11:31 CET 2016


Dear Andreas

If I understand correctly, you are not planning on using ZIMPL. In that
case you can try to compile SCIP with the following options:
ZIMPL=false GMP=false ZLIB=false READLINE=false

This will tell SCIP not to use ZIMPL nor the  GMP, ZLIB, and READLINE
libraries.

The error "../ mingw32/ bin/ ld.exe: cannot find -lpcre" appears because
ZIMPL needs the PCRE library. This shouldl go away when you set ZIMPL=false.


If you are interested in using ZIMPL, please read the INSTALL file in the
SCIP directory for suggestions on getting PCRE, GMP and ZLIB

Best,
Felipe

On Sat, Nov 19, 2016 at 12:06 AM, Andreas Linß <
uk007796 at student.uni-kassel.de> wrote:

> Dear Sir or Madame,
> I did write days ago one Mail to you, because I did not understand, how to
> compile scip with mingw on Win10. Upon your reply, I did compile scip. But
> I did not expect, that I have to compile too, to use it for Dantzig-Wolfe.
>  After downloading zimpl 3.3.2, I compiled the makefile and got the
> following error message:
>
> .. /mingw32/bin/ld.exe : cannot find -lgmp
>
> .....
>
> ../ mingw32/ bin/ ld.exe: cannot find -lpcre
>
>
> I used google  and did not find any helpful devices to solve this problem,
> because I do not understand how to set the paths with -L and -I to the
> right places, because I do not have many exerpiences with Unix and setting
> links to paths.
>
> So I read the archives of the mailing list and the README of zimpl, but
> the devices did not help me. Do you can me explain, what I have to do?
> It is very unpleasent to ask that, because I think, for you it is easy,
> but I do not have any idea.
>
> Nice regards,
> Andreas
>
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