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Install HiGHS
Compile from source
HiGHS uses CMake as build system, and requires at least version
3.15. Details about building from source using cmake can be found in HiGHS/cmake/README.md.
Install via a package manager
HiGHS can be installed using a package manager in the cases of
Julia, Python, CSharp and Rust.
Precompiled Binaries
These binaries are provided by the Julia community and are not officially
supported by the HiGHS development team. If you have trouble using these
libraries, please open a GitHub issue and tag @odow in your question.
Precompiled static executables are available for a variety of platforms at
Multiple versions are available. Each version has the form vX.Y.Z. In
general, you should choose the most recent versinon.
To install a precompiled binary, download the appropriate HiGHSstatic.vX.Y.Z.[platform-string].tar.gz
file and extract the executable located at /bin/highs.
Do not download the file starting with HiGHSstatic-logs. These files contain
information from the automated compilation system. Click "Show all N assets"
to see more files.
Platform strings
The GitHub releases contain precompiled binaries for a number of different
platforms. These are indicated by the platform-specific string in each
filename.
- For Windows users: choose the file ending in
x86_64-w64-mingw32-cxx11.tar.gz
- For M1 macOS users: choose the file ending in
aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
- For Intel macOS users: choose the file ending in
x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
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Install HiGHS
Compile from source
HiGHS uses CMake as build system, and requires at least version
3.15. Details about building from source using cmake can be found in HiGHS/cmake/README.md.
Install via a package manager
HiGHS can be installed using a package manager in the cases of
Julia, Python, CSharp and Rust.
Precompiled Binaries
These binaries are provided by the Julia community and are not officially
supported by the HiGHS development team. If you have trouble using these
libraries, please open a GitHub issue and tag @odow in your question.
Precompiled static executables are available for a variety of platforms at
Multiple versions are available. Each version has the form vX.Y.Z. In
general, you should choose the most recent versinon.
To install a precompiled binary, download the appropriate HiGHSstatic.vX.Y.Z.[platform-string].tar.gz
file and extract the executable located at /bin/highs.
Do not download the file starting with HiGHSstatic-logs. These files contain
information from the automated compilation system. Click "Show all N assets"
to see more files.
Platform strings
The GitHub releases contain precompiled binaries for a number of different platforms. These are indicated by the platform-specific string in each filename.
- For Windows users: choose the file ending in
x86_64-w64-mingw32-cxx11.tar.gz - For M1 macOS users: choose the file ending in
aarch64-apple-darwin.tar.gz - For Intel macOS users: choose the file ending in
x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
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