Gurobi installation on RaspberryPi
Answered
Hello,
I'm a research associate at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi. I'm testing out a system and have successfully tested it out on Windows using Gurobi. Now, I want to test it out on the RaspberryPi.
Is Gurobi compatible with the RaspberryPi?
-
Official comment
This post is more than three years old. Some information may not be up to date. For current information, please check the Gurobi Documentation or Knowledge Base. If you need more help, please create a new post in the community forum. Or why not try our AI Gurobot?. -
Sorry, the current version of Gurobi does not support the RasperryPi.
1 -
I understand. Is it possible to compile the make file for C++ for ARM-based processors?
0 -
I don't think so. Gurobi relies on the underlying C implementation, and, from my understanding, this does not work on ARM.
2 -
Can you share why you want to run Gurobi on RaspberryPi or ARM? If we understand what you are trying to accomplish, someone may have suggestions for you.
1 -
I am a research associate. My task at hand is about optimising power demand and supply parameters by switching the appliances ON and OFF. To optimise which appliance is to be turned ON and OFF, I have used Gurobi to solve a system of linear equations. I have been able to achieve this using MATLAB and Java on my laptop. In order to make the system compact, I want to optimise the equations on my RaspberryPi. I tried to use Java SCIP but there isn't a lot of documentation available. JSCIP says my system is infeasible which it clearly isn't as I was able to solve it on Gurobi (thanks to the excellent documentation). I also tried Java wrapper for GLPK but it's showing an error on RaspberryPi "malloc() invalid size (unsorted)" which I am unable to figure out how to tackle.
0 -
I know there is still no Gurobi for ARM, but since the new M1 macs have been released, is there a plan for releasing one?
0 -
We are planing to support M1 Macs in the near future.
0 -
Does that M1/ARM support extend to raspberry pi running ubuntu?
0 -
No, it is only for the Apple M1 chips.
0
Post is closed for comments.
Comments
10 comments