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<h1 align="left"><u>lpsolve distributed files</u></h1>
<p>lpsolve is distributed as several separate archive files. It is most unlikely that you need
them all for your purpose. This text describes each archive's contents.
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<p>There are two kind of archive files:</p>
<ul>
<li>ziped files (.zip)</li>
<li>gziped tar files (.tar.gz)</li>
</ul>
<p>Ziped files are basically binaries (executables/libraries) for the Windows platform.</p>
<p>gziped tar files can be divided into two categories:</p>
<ul>
<li>binaries (executables, libraries) for the Linux platform.</li>
<li>source files that are operating system independent.</li>
</ul>
<h3><u>List of archives</u></h3>
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<th>Contents</th>
<th>See also</th>
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<th colSpan=3>Executables</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_IDE_Setup.exe</TD>
<TD>LPSolve IDE (Integrated Development Interface) for Windows.<br>
A user-friendly interface to lpsolve to formulate your model. At this moment only available for Windows.</TD>
<td><A HREF="IDE.htm">LPSolve IDE</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_exe.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>lp_solve stand-alone program and bfp/xli libraries for Linux (SuSE, Red Hat).</TD>
<td><A HREF="lp_solve.htm">lp_solve command</A><br>
<A HREF="BFP.htm">Basis Factorization Packages</A><br>
<A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_exe.zip</TD>
<TD>lp_solve stand-alone program and bfp/xli libraries for Windows.</TD>
<td><A HREF="lp_solve.htm">lp_solve command</A><br>
<A HREF="BFP.htm">Basis Factorization Packages</A><br>
<A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A></td>
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<th colSpan=3>Libraries</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_dev.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>lpsolve libraries for Linux (SuSE, Red Hat).<br>
Precompiled libraries if you want to call the lpsolve API from your application.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_dev.zip</TD>
<TD>lpsolve libraries for Windows.<br>
The dll is needed by many of the examples (VB, C, C#, VB, VB.NET, Delphi, Java, ...) and the libraries and include files are needed when you statically link the lpsolve library with your application.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<th colSpan=3>Documentation</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_doc.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>lp_solve reference guide in HTML format.<br>
For use under Unix/Linux. Can also be used under Windows, however lp_solve_5.5.0.13.chm is handier under that platform.</TD>
<td><A HREF="http://lpsolve.sourceforge.net/">http://geocities.com/lpsolve/</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13.chm</TD>
<TD>lp_solve reference guide in HTML HELP (Windows) format</TD>
<td><A HREF="http://lpsolve.sourceforge.net/">http://geocities.com/lpsolve/</A></td>
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<th colSpan=3>Sources</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>lp_solve library & stand-alone program source for all platforms.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A><br>
<A HREF="lp_solve.htm">lp_solve command</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_IDE_source.zip</TD>
<TD>LPSolve IDE (Integrated Development Interface) sources.<br></TD>
<td><A HREF="IDE.htm">LPSolve IDE</A></td>
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<th colSpan=3>BFP packages</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_bfp_etaPFI_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>etaPFI BFP source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the etaPFI 2.0 bfp</TD>
<td><A HREF="BFP.htm">Basis Factorization Packages</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_bfp_GLPK_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>GLPK BFP source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the GLPK bfp.</TD>
<td><A HREF="BFP.htm">Basis Factorization Packages</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_bfp_LUSOL_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>LUSOL BFP source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the LUSOL bfp.</TD>
<td><A HREF="BFP.htm">Basis Factorization Packages</A></td>
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<th colSpan=3>XLI packages</TH>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_CPLEX_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>CPLEX XLI reader/writer source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the CPLEX xli interface.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A><br>
<A HREF="CPLEX-format.htm">CPLEX lp files</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_Xpress_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>Xpress XLI reader/writer source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the Xpress xli interface.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A><br>
<A HREF="Xpress-format.htm">Xpress lp files</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_LINDO_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>LINDO XLI reader/writer source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the LINDO xli interface.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_LPFML_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>LPFML (XML) XLI reader/writer source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows to generate the XML xli interface.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_MathProg_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>MathProg XLI reader source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the MathProg xli interface. Note that you also need GLPK source to do this.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_xli_DIMACS_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>DIMACS XLI reader/writer source.<br>
Can be compiled under Windows or Linux to generate the DIMACS xli interface.</TD>
<td><A HREF="XLI.htm">External Language Interfaces</A><br>
<A HREF="DIMACS_mcf.htm">DIMACS minimum cost flow problems</A><br>
<A HREF="DIMACS_maxf.htm">DIMACS maximum flow problems</A>
<A HREF="DIMACS_asn.htm">DIMACS assignment problems</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_AMPL_exe.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>AMPL lpsolve executable driver for Linux (SuSE, Red Hat)</TD>
<td><A HREF="AMPL.htm">Using lpsolve from AMPL</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_AMPL_exe.zip</TD>
<TD>AMPL lpsolve executable driver for Windows</TD>
<td><A HREF="AMPL.htm">Using lpsolve from AMPL</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_AMPL_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>AMPL lpsolve driver source</TD>
<td><A HREF="AMPL.htm">Using lpsolve from AMPL</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_c.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from C.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from C.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_COM.zip</TD>
<TD>lpsolve COM object (COM interface to lpsolve55 dll) + VB example<br>
A COM interface to the lpsolve API</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_cs.net.zip</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from C#.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from C# (.NET).</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_Delphi.zip</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from Delphi.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from Delphi/Pascal.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_excel.zip</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from EXCEL.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from EXCEL.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_java.zip</TD>
<TD>java wrapper for lpsolve, java documentation and examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="Java.htm">Using lpsolve from Java</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_MATLAB_exe.zip</TD>
<TD>MATLAB driver to lpsolve for Windows and examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="MATLAB.htm">Using lpsolve from MATLAB</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_MATLAB_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>MATLAB driver source to lpsolve with examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="MATLAB.htm">Using lpsolve from MATLAB</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_octave_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>octave driver source to lpsolve with examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="Octave.htm">Using lpsolve from Octave</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_OMATRIX_exe.zip</TD>
<TD>O-MATRIX driver to lpsolve for Windows and examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="O-Matrix.htm">Using lpsolve from O-Matrix</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_OMATRIX_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>O-MATRIX driver source to lpsolve with examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="O-Matrix.htm">Using lpsolve from O-Matrix</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_Python_exe.zip</TD>
<TD>Python driver to lpsolve for Windows and examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="Python.htm">Using lpsolve from Python</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_Python_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>Python driver source to lpsolve with examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="Python.htm">Using lpsolve from Python</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_scilab_source.tar.gz</TD>
<TD>Scilab driver source to lpsolve with examples</TD>
<td><A HREF="Scilab.htm">Using lpsolve from Scilab</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_vb.net.zip</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from VB.NET.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from VB.NET).</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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<TD>lp_solve_5.5.0.13_vb.zip</TD>
<TD>example calling lp_solve API from VB6.<br>
A starting point if you want to use the lpsolve API from VB6.</TD>
<td><A HREF="Build.htm">Calling the lpsolve API from your application</A></td>
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