Matthias Miltenberger

Thomas is correct. The commands or compiler options in my previous post only set additional paths to look for headers and libraries - you still need to specify the actual libraries, though, via -l...

Hi Alexandre, You should not modify the include instructions in the code but rather tell the compiler where to find the include directory via: g++ -I/media/34GB/Arquivos-de-Programas-Linux/gurobi80...

Hi Quang, Please check which license you are actually using by running \(\texttt{gurobi_cl --license}\) and verify that this is indeed the license you want to use. You can specify another license f...

You need to run this command from within the Gurobi installation directory. Cheers,Matthias

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Hi Arman, I am not too familiar with pipenv, but I can confirm this behavior. I'd suggest using virtualenv or conda environments to encapsulate your Python packages and use python setup.py install ...

Hi Maxim, Did you already check out this guide on SolutionPools?This post about how to save solutions directly to disk as they are found using the SolFiles parameter might also be interesting. Chee...

Hi Arman, There is a typo in your last command. It has to be python -c "import gurobipy" Cheers,Matthias

Hi Shubham, You should be able to formulate this using indicator constraints. These constraints will only be active if the indicator variable - here \(x(i,j)\) - is true. Cheers,Matthias

Hi Shlomo, Could you please also share the error message about the segmentation fault? Do you have a (minimal) reproducible example code that you can share so we can inspect this error? Thanks for ...