I'm currently working on MiniZinc, and i have been running my models with the two solvers integrated in MiniZinc: Gecode and Chuffed. I've been running it in the IDE, but i am aware that it can be runned in bash too (using minizinc
command).
But i would like to test how my models do with Google's CP solver, called OR-Tools. But i really don't know how. I got the MiniZinc snap installation in Ubuntu 18.04, but i can download a fresh directory of MiniZinc and run it locally, and configure the solver there (and not in snap installation since snap directories can not be modified).
I need a way to install OR-Tools and make it work at least in the terminal (but run it from the IDE would be perfect).
I got the MiniZinc snap installation in Ubuntu 18.04, but i can download a fresh directory of MiniZinc and run it locally, and configure the solver there (and not in snap installation since snap directories can not be modified). I need a way to install OR-Tools and make it work at least in the terminal (but run it from the IDE would be perfect).
If the Solver Add-in is not listed in the Add-Ins available box, click Browse to locate the add-in. If you get prompted that the Solver Add-in is not currently installed on your computer, click Yes to install it. After you load the Solver Add-in, the Solver command is available in the Analysis group on the Data tab.
After modeling your problem in the programming language of your choice, you can use any of a half dozen solvers to solve it: commercial solvers such as Gurobi or CPLEX, or open-source solvers such as SCIP, GLPK, or Google's GLOP and award-winning CP-SAT.
Solver is a free add-in for Excel 2013 with SP1 and later. For more information, search for Solver in the Office Store. The Solver add-in from Frontline Systems isn't currently available for Excel on mobile devices. Solver is a free add-in for Excel 2013 with SP1 and later.
MiniZinc uses solver configuration files to find the available solver. If, however, the solver does not provide a configuration file. The IDE can help you add a user configuration file for the solver in the following simple steps.
As mentioned by Stradivari in the comment above, releases are distributed at or-tools @ Github.
Pick the corresponding asset from one of those following the or-tools_flatzinc_{XXX}_{VERSION}.zip
naming scheme.
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